view
Members
1 Female
Popularity
39
Followers
45,876
Origin
Kingston upon Thames, England, UK
Genre
Pop
Style
Rock/Pop
Mood
Good Natured
Born
1 Female
Popularity
39Followers
45,876
Origin
Kingston upon Thames, England, UKGenre
PopStyle
Rock/Pop
Mood
Good Natured
Born
1977
Active
2000 to Present...
Cutout
Most Loved Tracks| Track | Last.FM Listens | Youtube views | Loves | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Breathe In | 191,306 | 879,203 views | 3 users  |
 | Don't Look Back | 86,788 | 3 users | |
| Forget Me Not | 90,729 | 3 users | |
| Nothing Else Matters | 231,641 | 3 users | |
| What You're Made Of | 311,354 | 3 users | |
 | Sinking In | 27,453 | 20,888 views | 1 users |
Music Video Links Sinking In |  Breathe In |
Artist Biography
Available in:
Lucie Silvas born 4 September 1977 in Kingston-Upon-Thames, London is a singer/songwriter from the United Kingdom.
Born Lucie Joanne Silverman. Lucie left school in the sixth form, where she became a backing vocalist for ex-Take That vocalist Gary Barlow and singer Judie Tzuke. In 2000 Lucie Silvas recorded her album “Forget Me Not” - with tracks including the single “It’s Too Late”. This song entered the charts with a low position, and Lucie was subsequently dropped from her record label.
She then went on to write songs for other artists including Will Young, Gareth Gates, Rachel Stevens, and Liberty X.
In 2003, Lucie was signed to Mercury Records, and given a long time to write her debut album, Breathe In. The first single from this album, What You’re Made Of entered the charts at number 7, and a few weeks later the album entered the charts at number 11 (the highest chart position it has gained, although it has returned to this position on multiple occasions). Following TV appearances on the Ivor Novello Elton John tribute show, and All Time Greatest Love Songs with Ronan Keating, Lucie Silvas released her second single from the album, Breathe In, which debuted at number 6. Lucie then released the power ballad The Game Is Won and the rock-esque Don’t Look Back which entered the charts at numbers 38 and 34 respectively. However, the last single from her album, a self-penned ballad entitled Forget Me Not, entered the UK charts at a low #76.
Wide Thumb
Clearart
Fanart
Banner
User Comments
No comments yet..
