EMI artist Corinne Bailey Rae’s recent single “I’d Like To” features a track called “No Love Child” which was written by UK based GLP artists Cara Robinson and Wayne Pollock. The song “No Love Child” is one of the tracks on Irish born singer / songwriter Cara Robinson’s stunning debut album “Keep’er Lit” which was released by Indie label GLP last November.

Cara Robinson has previously written and recorded with many notable artists including David Holmes, LTJ Bukem and Corinne Bailey Rae. ( Cara sang backing vocals on Corinne’s hit “Put Your Records on”). Cara has toured throughout the UK as session singer, backing vocalist and solo artist. As backing singer for Rhianna she toured Japan and the UK supporting Jamiroquai and Beverley Knight and her soulful, thoughtful and innocent voice has also featured on many documentaries for Ulster television.

“Keep’er Lit” is an impressive debut album which Cara co-wrote with keyboard player and producer Joe Tatton. The album acknowledges all that is good about Blues, Folk, alt-country and Rock and gives more than a nod of gratitude to Cara’s roots in Northern Ireland. The album has recently received airplay on BBC 6 music’s Funk and Soul show.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/shows/funk_soul/tracklisting_20070113.shtml

Released by GLP on 7th November 2006 “Keep’er Lit” is out now on iTunes, Napster, Rhapsody, Emusic, HMV digital, Virgin digital, Yahoo music, Sony Connect, Musicload, Passalong, Audiolunchbox and many other digital services. Special limited edition cover CD’s are also available exclusively from Amazon and CD Baby.

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