COLLABORATIONS Elliot Davis
Collaborations
is a celebration of songs by writer/composer
Elliot Davis
(co-writer of Olivier nominated musical ‘Loserville’) written with
Adam Bard, James Bourne, Stephen Clark, Anthony Drewe, Graham Gouldman, Sam Kenyon
&
Andy Stocks.
The 13 track recording stars West End performers, including
Julie Atherton
(Avenue Q),
Paul Baker
(Taboo),
James Bourne
(Busted),
Kirsty Hoiles
(Betty Blues Eyes),
Caroline Sheen
(Les Miserables),
Scarlett Strallen
(A Chorus Line),
Carley Stenson
(Shrek),
Michael Xavier
(two time Olivier nominee), and features pop and songs taken from musicals; ‘Loserville’, ‘Out There’, and ‘Best Friends And Butterflies’.
Collaborations brings together some of the best songwriters in pop and British musical theatre with some of the best performers currently working in the West End, and sold all in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust.
TRACK LISTING
- Living In The Future Now
sung by James Bourne - Still
sung by Kirsty Hoiles - Gloria
sung by Tim Estherby - And So It Was
sung by Paul Baker - Learn To Dance
sung by James Bourne - 24 7
sung by Caroline Sheen, Scarlett Strallen & Melissa Jacques - How About Love?
sung by North By North West Choir - The Coldest Of Men
sung by Michael Xavier - Miss The Future
sung by Julie Atherton - Antidote To Love
sung by Carley Stenson - Lifetime Of Love
sung by Kirsty Hoiles - Space
sung by James Bourne - The Village Song
sung by Andy Stocks
Released 23rd September 2013 - Catalogue No: SimGR- CD019
LISTEN NOW... to a selection of tracks from the album
REVIEWS...
"this CD came as a lovely surprise … a nice selection of styles and vocal talents to enjoy … there is something for everyone"
Musical Theatre Review
"there is definitely much to enjoy on this album … in some cases, song and singer come together to achieve something special."
The Public Reviews✭✭✭✭
"SimG Records has produced yet another wonderful album and Eliot Davis’ music is simply superb. I would urge everyone to buy a copy - brilliant tunes for you to enjoy and giving to charity in the same breath."
BroadwayWorldUK
"8/10 “there is no shortage of talent on this recording … the songs are a testament to how comfortable Davis is in writing in different styles … a very enjoyable listen."
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