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Amanda Wilson
BackgroundWilson provided lead vocals on the track "When We Were In Love" which made it to the semi final of The Great British Song Contest 1998 to select the UK's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest.
She has a four octave vocal range and her vocals have been compared to Mariah Carey.
Her vocal skills brought her to the attention of music industry A&R.
However most of Wilson's success has been found as a guest vocalist working with dance acts.With the FreemasonsWilson provided lead vocals on many tracks on the Freemasons' album, Shakedown.
Amanda was first discovered by a couple of producers who pitched a song with her voice to The Freemasons, they didn't feel the track but loved the singer and that was the breakthrough.
Her biggest hit was the Freemasons track, "Love On My Mind", which reached number 11 in 2005 on the UK Singles Chart.
The song sampled vocals from "This Time Baby" by Jackie Moore, and lyrics from "When The Heartache Is Over" by Tina Turner.
Wilson's vocals on the track were electronically lowered in pitch to blend in with the sampled vocals of Jackie Moore.Following her success with the Freemasons' first album, Wilson went on to provide lead vocals for their 2008 remix of Gusto's "Disco's Revenge", which gave her a third Top 40 hit in the UK (peaking at number 34).She has also provided vocals for various other dance tracks, most recently on the Outsiders' single "Keep This Fire Burning".