Artist description Australian Miss Shell is a female singer/songwriter currently based in London. Working with producer Peter Lorentz, Miss Shell breathes energetic pop, sexy R&B, and emotional spanish ballads. She is very diverse and can deliver just the right touch for these styles. Perth offers you their best songstress with a great voice and great songs!

Music Style Pop rock with spanish, rock and electronica influences.

Musical Influences DefFX, Madonna, Pink Floyd, Alanis Morissette, Mel C

Similar Artists Mel C, Alanis Morissette

Artist History Miss Shell first got the singing 'bug' back in high school in England where she would hide up the back and sing the harmony to all the hymns in assembly. Since moving to Australia at the age of 16, she has starred at many informal karaoke evenings in Perth, some performances even earning her a standing ovation. Her music career started back in 1998, when she moved to London with her Fiance for work, and started writing songs to pass the time in the cold dark English winter evenings. A workmate recognised her talent and potential and pointed her in the right direction. Whilst looking for formal singing tuition, she came across an ad that her current producer had placed offering studio techniques. They now make a formidable team that produces amazing results. Miss Shell has been the driving force behind her career, and in May this year was invited to perform as part of a showcase of original songwriters in London. With four tracks already produced, and another 6 written and ready to be recorded, she is now looking for a record deal to take her career that step further. Miss Shell continues to work as a computer programmer while pursuing her dream as a recording artist. Geek by day and Sexy Songstress by night...

Group Members Vocals: Shell, Backing: Shell, Songwriting: Shell, Guitars: Pete Lorentz, Programming & Production: Pete Lorentz.

Albums Mental Junkmail (EP now available on MP3.com!)

Location Perth, WA - Australia

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