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Luke Sital-Singh

Luke Sital-Singh is a British singer-songwriter.

Luke Sital-Singh
Background information
OriginLondon, England
GenresFolk
Years active2012–present
LabelsParlophone, Raygun
Websitelukesitalsingh.com

About

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He is of Indo-Jamaican descent.[1]

His first EP, entitled Fail for You, was released in 2012.[2][3]

On 18 July 2012 Sital-Singh was the featured artist on The Guardian's "New band of the day", with journalist Paul Lester saying that the singer-songwriter was "breathing life into a tired form".[4]

"Bottled Up Tight", Sital-Singh's second single, gained a place on BBC Radio 1's In New Music We Trust playlist in March 2013,[5] as well as a spot on Radio 6's Rebel playlist.[6]

Sital-Singh's third EP Tornados was released in November 2013. Lead single "Nothing Stays the Same" made the BBC Radio 1 Music B-list on 21 October 2013 and was also added to BBC 6 Music.[7]

On 2 December 2013, Sital-Singh was named on the longlist for BBC's Sound of 2014 poll.[8]

On 30 July 2014, Sital-Singh's song "Dark" was featured on an episode of Suits (S04E07). His song "Fail for You" was featured on an episode of Grey's Anatomy (S09E09) as well as an episode of the BBC comedy-drama series The Wrong Mans (S01E06). On 7 December 2016, "Nearly Morning" was featured on Season 1 Episode 9 of Frequency.[9]

On 18 August 2014, Luke's first album The Fire Inside was featured as BBC Radio 6's album of the day.[10] The album was received with mixed reviews.[11][12][13] It debuted at number 43 in the UK Albums Chart,[14] and reached number 35 in the UK iTunes album chart.[15]

On 24 May 2015, he appeared on BBC's Match of the Day singing "Nothing Stays the Same" in full, and up to the credits, on the final day of the English Football Season, intercut with video of highlights of the season's Premier League games.

"Killing Me" was used in the closing credits of Silent Witness on 28 January 2020.

Discography

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Studio albums

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  • The Fire Inside (18 August 2014)
  • Time Is a Riddle (12 May 2017)
  • A Golden State (5 April 2019)
  • Dressing Like a Stranger (2 September 2022)

Live albums

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  • Live at the Union Chapel (15 September 2017)

Extended plays

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  • Fail For You (8 August 2012)
  • Old Flint (14 April 2013)
  • Tornados (3 November 2013)
  • The Breakneck Speed of Tomorrow (25 September 2015)
  • Just a Song Before I Go (12 January 2018)
  • Weight of Love (1 June 2018)
  • New Haze (3 April 2020)
  • All the Ways You Sing in the Dark (with Old Sea Brigade) (28 August 2020)

Singles

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  • "Greatest Lovers" (15 April 2014)
  • "Bottled Up Tight" (22 June 2014)
  • "Nothing Stays the Same" (9 July 2014)
  • "Benediction" (23 January 2015)
  • "Still" (3 August 2015)
  • "Pure" (6 May 2016)
  • "This Woman's Work" / "American Girl" (23 December 2016)
  • "Killing Me" (26 January 2017)
  • "Hunger" (24 March 2017)
  • "Oh My God" (25 April 2017)
  • "Innocence" (5 May 2017)
  • "Time is a Riddle" (14 July 2017)
  • "Just a Song Before I Go" (17 November 2017)
  • "Thirteen" (12 December 2017)
  • "Afterneath" (23 March 2018)
  • "Weight of Love" (4 May 2018)
  • "The Last Day" (30 October 2018)
  • "Love is Hard Enough Without the Winter" (4 December 2018)
  • "Los Angeles" (10 January 2019)
  • "Lover" (14 February 2019)
  • "Strange and Beautiful (I'll Put a Spell on You) (6 December 2019)
  • "Almost Home" (7 February 2020)
  • "Undefeated" (6 March 2020)
  • "Call Me When You Land" (with Old Sea Brigade) (22 May 2020)
  • "Summertime Low" (with Old Sea Brigade) (3 July 2020)
  • "Los Feliz" (with Old Sea Brigade) (31 July 2020)
  • "Both Sides Now" (23 December 2020)
  • "Time After Time" (26 March 2021)
  • "Maybe Tomorrow" (28 April 2021)
  • "Blind Missiles" (3 December 2021)
  • "Me & God" (21 January 2022)
  • "California" (4 March 2022)
  • "Dressing Like a Stranger" (15 April 2022)
  • "Summer Somewhere" (3 June 2022)
  • "Can't Get High" (10 July 2022)
  • "Rather Be" (26 August 2022 - featuring Christina Perri)

References

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  1. ^ https://www.telegraphindia.com/entertainment/folk-music-biggie-luke-sital-singh-on-the-cuppa-and-curries-that-drive-him/cid/283051
  2. ^ "Folk music biggie Luke Sital-Singh on the cuppa and curries that drive him". Telegraph India. Retrieved 6 September 2023.
  3. ^ Kev Geoghegan (15 July 2014). "Luke Sital-Singh: How panto steered him towards music". BBC News. Retrieved 15 July 2014.
  4. ^ Paul Lester (18 July 2012). "New band of the day – Luke Sital-Singh (No 1,311)". the Guardian.
  5. ^ "BBC - Radio 1 - Playlist". Archived from the original on 4 December 2012. Retrieved 2 April 2013.
  6. ^ "BBC Radio 6 Music - Steve Lamacq, With comedy writer Ruth Jones". BBC.
  7. ^ BBC Radio 1 [@BBCR1] (16 October 2013). "Next week's #R1Playlist y'all! Excited about any of the new entries (in bold)?" (Tweet) – via Twitter.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  8. ^ "BBC Sound of 2014 longlist revealed". BBC News. 2 December 2013.
  9. ^ "Music from Frequency S1E09". Tunefind.com.
  10. ^ [1][permanent dead link‍]
  11. ^ "Album - Luke Sital-Singh – The Fire Inside - For Folk's Sake". Forfolkssake.com. 18 August 2014.
  12. ^ Sullivan, Caroline (21 August 2014). "Luke Sital-Singh: The Fire Inside review – believably vulnerable balladeering". The Guardian.
  13. ^ "Luke Sital-Singh – 'The Fire Inside' album review". Timeout.com. 8 April 2015.
  14. ^ "Official Albums Chart Top 100 - Official Charts Company". Officialcharts.com.
  15. ^ "iTunesCharts.net: 'The Fire Inside' by Luke Sital-Singh (British Albums iTunes Chart)". Itunescharts.net.
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