Andrew Swait

Andrew Swait is a celebrated British musician who rose to prominence as a chorister. He began his musical journey at a young age, joining the Tewkesbury Abbey Choir at just seven years old. By the time he was ten, he was already taking on solo roles, showcasing his exceptional talent. His career included performances with renowned artists like Anna Netrebko and Sarah Brightman, as well as collaborations with groups such as The King's Singers and The Choirboys. Notable albums featuring Andrew Swait include *Light of the World*, *Souvenirs*, and *Songs of Innocence*. As his voice matured, he transitioned from being a treble to singing bass, continuing his musical journey with a new vocal range.

Andrew Swait's early success was marked by international tours and recordings, including his work with The Choirboys, a group he joined in 2007 alongside Bill Goss and Will Dutton. His performances were widely acclaimed, and he was featured in several documentaries and competitions, such as the Chorister of the Year competition. Despite the change in his voice, Andrew continued to pursue music, studying instruments like the piano and cello, and working with vocal coaches to develop his bass repertoire.