"Chris While is the best singer in the UK" Barbara Dickson.

People will try to compare Chris While's voice to others but as Folk Roots wrote of her, "She learns from many, takes from few and comes away her own woman".She is described as a singers singer and an accomlished guitarist and although her songs have been covered by many other artists, she is the definitive interpreter of her own extremely personal songs.

In 1993 she joined The Albion Band as lead singer and the following years brought her voice and songs to a much wider audience both in the U.K. and on the international arena.


Chris has three solo albums, 'Look at me now' 1993, 'In the Big Room' 1997 and the long awaited 'Still on fire / By Request' (Chris's early acoustic tapes re-mastered and shortly to br re-released).
In 1999 at the first BBC Radio 2's prestigious Folk Music Awards, Chris's song 'The Light in my Mothers Eye' was nominated in the best song category.

Her new long awaited album ' Rosella Red' is due for release in the summer.

"She rises like an angel from the ashes with a voice to match" The Guardian

" The voice of her generation" Steve Knightley

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