Eleanor McEvoy releases new single and duets with George Hook.

Firstly- before my rant off here....  Thank you for taking the time to read this post and Good Luck to George Hook, fair play to him on singing for COMBER, a very special Charity. The album is great! Go out and buy a copy! We did!

For more info on the charity http://www.comber.ie/pages/about_us.htm follow that link.

Now onto a new release by Eleanor McEvoy that I wanted to chat about: WRONG SO WRONG- it has now been circulated to radio- it’s the new single- out November 27th, and your support would be amazing.

You know what, it came to my attention that Eleanor's current and vast achievement’s may be 'sometimes' overshadowed by the success of A Woman’s Heart, but gladly Eleanor's solo work remains to win over the hearts of many music lovers both Nation and worldwide. With 9 studio albums under her belt, (Singled Out, Love Must Be Tough, Out There, Early Hours, Eleanor McEvoy ‘Special Edition’, Yola, Snapshots, What’s Following Me and Eleanor McEvoy) Eleanor still has more to come and will continue to write and compose new material and co-write with musicians such as Dave Rotheray (ex- Beautiful South) and composers such as Paul Brady.

She was in about 5 national papers over the weekend and her new album Singled OUT is selling really well in the shops, so I am delighted for her- not only becasue she is my client, but also because I respect the woman to bits. And I am honoured to be working with her.

In Recent news- Eleanor features on well-known broadcaster and rugby pundit George Hooks new Duets album where she sings ‘Is That Love?’ with George-  it is also the only original song on the album and one that she wrote with Paul Brady. (and may I just say FAIR play to George).

Eleanor’s song (that she wrote with Henry Priestman of The Christians) “Something So Wonderful” is also on The Dublin Gospel Choir’s new album (Doing Their Thing) released by Warner Records.

When her single comes out in November (the 27th) I hope you take the time to listen to it. The woman is a musical genius.

Thank you for your time.

L xx