Shèna
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Shèna (born Tracey Elizabeth McSween, Reading, Berkshire, England) is an English disco and nu-disco vocalist, who began her musical career when she graduated with honours from the Royal Academy of Music (studying with Joy Mammen), with a Classical, Musical Theatre and Commercial Music Performer's Diploma and Teacher's Certificate.
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[edit] Career
Shèna first performed in musicals Mamma I Want to Sing, Hot Stuff, Carmen Jones and concert tours throughout the world. She has also re-recorded vocals for other female pop singers. As a dance music and disco vocalist (for which she is most well known), she has had a string of hits with other artists as well as hits of her own.
She now goes by the name Shèna Winchester after marrying James David Winchester.[1]
[edit] Discography
[edit] Singles
- 1995 "You Belong to Me" (with JX)
- 1996 "There's Nothing I Won't Do" (with JX) [2]
- 1996 "More Than Woman"
- 1997 "Close To Your Heart" (with JX)
- 1997 "Let The Beat Hit 'Em" - UK #28
- 1998 "Hot Stuff" (with Arsenal FC & Friends)
- 2000 "Dynamite (Dancehall Queen)" (with Dinamyte)
- 2001 "I Can Cast A Spell" (under the alias 'Cloudburst' with Disco-Tex)
- 2001 "I'll Be Waiting" (with Full Intention) - UK #44
- 2002 "Comin' At Ya" (with Soul Avengerz)
- 2003 "Wilderness" (with Jurgen Vries) - UK #20
- 2003 "Turn My World" (with Skyy)
- 2004 "No More" (with Bhooka and T-Bone)
- 2004 "Dirty Little Dream" (with Per Qx)
- 2004 "The Weekend" (with Michael Gray)
- 2005 "Your Day Is Coming" (with Full Intention)
- 2005 "1000 Years (Just Leave Me Now)" (with Jupiter Ace)
- 2005 "Rock Me Dirty"
- 2006 "Friday Night" (with Sex Machine)
- 2006 "Do It Again" (with Disco Freaks)
- 2007 "Dare Me (Stupidisco)" (with Junior Jack)
- 2007 "The Real Thing" (with Cloudskippers)
- 2007 "Guilty" (with De Souza)
- 2007 "Altered State of Mind" (with Mr Groove and Vergas)
- 2007 "Still In Love" (with Notus)
- 2007 "I've Found The Love" (with Weekend Masters)
- 2007 "Let Your Mind Go" (with Starchaser)
- 2007 "Fallin'" (with Dirty High)
- 2007 "The Power Of One" (with DT8 Project)
- 2007 "Lifting" (with Warren Clarke)
- 2007 "Electrosexual"
- 2008 "Watch Out" (with Alex Gaudino)
- 2008 "Fantasy" (with Solitaire)
- 2008 "Bitch is Back" (with Warren Clarke and Jonni Black)
- 2008 "Why Did Ya" (with The BeatThiefs)
- 2008 "One Man Woman"
- 2008 "Got To Be Real" (with Groovesplitters)
- 2009 "You got to" (with The Beatthiefs)
- 2009 "From dusk til dawn" (with Ilan Tenenbaum)
- 2009 "Release the future" (with Ilan Tenenbaum)
- 2009 "The one" (with Joyriders)
- 2009 "Touch Me" (with Simioli & Viani)
- 2009 "Can't Stop The Rain"
- 2009 "Take Me Higher" (with Jonni Black)
- 2009 "The Music" (with Jay C)
- 2009 "Won't bring me down" (with Olav Basoski & Alex Van Alff)
- 2009 "Hold On" (with Mr DYF) [3]
- 2009 "My Fantasy"
- 2009 "Nasty Little Rumour"
- 2010 "Nothing Better" (with Eddie Thoneick)
- 2010 "Mysterious" (with Knee Deep)
- 2010 "Look Don't Touch"
- 2010 "How Come You're Dancing?"
- 2010 "Everybody" (with Victor Palmez)
- 2010 "Don't stop me now" (with Ilan Tenenbaum and Bimbo Jones)
- 2010 "Let the beat hit 'em 2010 (with Soul Kandi Allstars)
- 2010 "Time Of Our Lives" (with Deniz Koyu)
- 2011 "Take me to the stars" (with Nari & Milani and Christian Marchi)
- 2011 "Uplifted" (with Dave Bernardi)
- 2011 "Aphrodisiac" (with Ivan Roudyk)
- 2011 "My brave face"
- 2011 "I'll be waiting 2011" (with Full intention)
- 2011 "There's nothing I won't do" (with Cyber club)
- 2011 "Higher than the clouds" (with Jose de Mara)
- 2011 "Homewrecka" (with Stereobrain and Sheriff)
- 2011 "Electro sexual"
- 2011 "Alright" (with Andrew Bennett)
- 2011 "Le freak" (with DBN and Tom Shark)
- 2011 "When love breaks down" (with Darryl Green)
- 2011 "Face control" (with DJ Shevtsov)
- 2011 "High" (with Alex Hide)
[edit] Albums
- 2003 B.I.T.C.H.
- 2009 One Man Woman
- 2010 2079
- 2011 My brave face
[edit] References
- ^ Discogs.com
- ^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WPxou3BXbQ
- ^ Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 495/496. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.
[edit] External links
- Shèna's Official Website
- Shena interview by Pete Lewis, 'Blues & Soul' April 2009
- Shèna discography at Discogs
- Shèna discography at MusicBrainz
- Shèna on Myspace