Miriam Stockley is a South African-born British vocalist whose crystal-clear voice and wide-ranging vocal abilities have made her a standout artist in the world music, pop, and New Age genres. Born on April 15, 1962, in Johannesburg, South Africa, Stockley's career began at a young age as she found herself drawn to music and quickly became an acclaimed session singer. Her move to the UK in the late 1970s further expanded her opportunities, and she soon became a sought-after voice, contributing backing vocals to numerous hit songs and albums by well-known artists.
A career milestone came when Stockley co-founded the project Adiemus along with composer Karl Jenkins, which blended classical music sensibilities with ethnic vocal sounds. The project achieved significant success with their debut album "Songs of Sanctuary" in 1995. As a solo artist, Miriam Stockley's self-titled album "Miriam Stockley" and its follow-up "Second Nature" reflect her unique blend of African and Western musical influences. Her subsequent works, such as "Eternal," continue to showcase her ability to imbue traditional sounds with contemporary flair, while albums like "The World In A Voice" emphasize her versatility and skill in vocal performance. With her release "Another Lifetime (Wings Of Freedom)," Stockley further solidifies her reputation as an artist of remarkable talent and depth, seamlessly bridging cultural divides through her music.
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