Aisling Stephenson
Aisling Stephenson is an Irish singer songwriter.
Biography[edit]
Stephenson moved to London in her late teens to embark on a music career. She signed to the production company of Tony Swain head A&R man at Universal music. They went on to record an album's worth of material which was never released apart from one track "Is it over", "You took the sun away".[1][dead link]
When at Universal music, Stephenson met Hiten Bharadia and they started co-writing tracks for other artists. This led to a number five in Japan with the boy band W-inds track Im a man.[citation needed] She was also credited on a track entitled Used to be released on Sony artist Timothy James's album "Make it happen".[2] She has written and released material ranging from jazz, RnB, pop, house and soul and toured with Roots Manuva and performed with Matthew Herbert's big band, Omar, Eska Mtungwazi and the late Lynden David Hall.[citation needed] She released her debut album in 2017.[citation needed]
References[edit]
- ↑ You Took the Sun Away - Aisling Stephenson. Radar Music Videos (hosted on YouTube). 7 April 2010.
- ↑ "Credits - Aisling Stephenson". allmusic.com.
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