Kiki Dee, whose real name is Pauline Matthews, is a distinguished English singer and songwriter whose career has spanned several decades, endearing her to fans across multiple generations. Born on March 6, 1947, in Little Horton, Bradford, West Yorkshire, Kiki Dee began her musical journey as a session singer. She emerged into the spotlight during the 1960s and achieved critical acclaim and commercial success in the 1970s, most notably with her 1974 hit "I've Got the Music in Me" and her chart-topping duet with Elton John, "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" in 1976.

Over the years, Kiki Dee has shown a remarkable ability to traverse various musical styles, from pop and soul to soft rock and adult contemporary. Her discography includes a blend of studio albums, compilations, and singles that showcase her distinct vocal talent. Beyond her hit singles, she has released notable albums such as "Kiki Dee" (Bonus Track Version) and has continued to produce music faithfully, never straying far from her roots. Her more recent works, such as "A Place Where I Can Go" (Expanded Edition) and "The Long Ride Home," manifest a matured artistry, blending her classic appeal with contemporary sensibilities. Kiki Dee remains an evocative figure in British music, her voice and legacy enduring in the hearts of her admirers.

Genres

Classic Uk Pop

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Latest Release

The Loser Gets to Win

Kiki Dee

Single - Released April 5, 2024