Interviews from 22nd February include Mick Flinn of The Mick Flinn Band live in the studio, Stacey Leighann live in the studio, Neil Arthur of Blancmange, Nick Heyward of Haircut, along with Rachel Ann Stroud of BBC’s The Voice.
Mick Flinn formed the Mick Flinn Band in 1978 and continued to write and produce for other artists, scoring a UK Top 10 hit in December 1984 with the song “Do The Conga”, which he co-wrote with Peter Morris and which was recorded by Black Lace. Mick also joined The New Seekers in 1981 and then in 2002, he replaced Marty Kristian as front man with the group.
Stacey Leighann was born in Dorset and has been singing from a young age. After years of struggling with performance anxiety which almost lead her to quit singing for good, she managed to conquer her fears alongside the help of Amelia’s vocal coaching sessions which lead to Stacey reaching the finals of “Talent Call” singing competition and winning local radio competition called “Time to Shine”.
Blancmange are an English synthpop band who came to prominence with a string of hits in the early to mid-1980s.
Nick Heyward is an English singer-songwriter and guitarist known for being the frontman of the early 1980s band Haircut 100 and for his successful solo career.
Rachel Ann Stroud is a young solo artist, who you will have seen on BBC’s The Voice.
Mick Flinn of The Mick Flinn Band (Live in the Studio)
Stacey Leighann (Live in the Studio)
Neil Arthur of Blancmange
Nick Heyward of Haircut
Rachel Ann Stroud
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