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In 2004, Diament emerged as lead singer/principal songwriter with [[Temposhark]], the critically acclaimed UK electronic pop band. Diament formed the band with electronic producer/composer [[Luke Busby]] developing a distinctive blend of epic filmscore and late 70s/early 80s synth pop. Their first nationwide released UK single "It's Better To Have Loved" came out on December 12th 2005 produced by acclaimed producer [[Guy Sigsworth]] (Madonna/Bjork/Frou Frou) on Diament's own record label [[Paper and Glue]]. |
In 2004, Diament emerged as lead singer/principal songwriter with [[Temposhark]], the critically acclaimed UK electronic pop band. Diament formed the band with electronic producer/composer [[Luke Busby]] developing a distinctive blend of epic filmscore and late 70s/early 80s synth pop. Their first nationwide released UK single "It's Better To Have Loved" came out on December 12th 2005 produced by acclaimed producer [[Guy Sigsworth]] (Madonna/Bjork/Frou Frou) on Diament's own record label [[Paper and Glue]]. |
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As part of Temposhark, Diament has written songs and sung with a diverse array of musicians from Frou Frou's [[Guy Sigsworth]] and [[Imogen Heap]], [[Kate Havnevik]], [[Sophie Solomon]], [[Sean McGhee]], [[Cursor Miner]], [[Avril (F Communications)]], [[Metronomy]], [[Mark Moore ]]([[S'Express]]), [[M.I.A.]], [[Camille Dalmais]], [[Hellogoodbye]], [[Matthew Jay]], [[Akira The Don]], [[Noblesse Oblige]], [[Princess Julia]], [[Richard Norris]] ([[The Grid]], [[Melnyk]], [[Kevin Freeman]], [[Border Crossing]] and [[Masashi Naka]] ([[Escalator Records]], Japan). |
As part of Temposhark, Diament has written songs and sung with a diverse array of musicians from Frou Frou's [[Guy Sigsworth]] and [[Imogen Heap]], [[Kate Havnevik]], [[Sophie Solomon]], [[Sean McGhee]], [[Cursor Miner]], [[Avril (F Communications)]], [[Metronomy]], [[Mark Moore ]]([[S'Express]]), [[M.I.A.]], [[Camille Dalmais]], [[Hellogoodbye]], [[Matthew Jay]], [[Akira The Don]], [[Noblesse Oblige]], [[Princess Julia]], [[Richard Norris]] ([[The Grid]]), [[Melnyk]], [[Kevin Freeman]], [[Border Crossing]] and [[Masashi Naka]] ([[Escalator Records]], Japan). |
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== Discography == |
== Discography == |
Revision as of 18:12, 4 November 2006
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Rob Diament (born 26th October 1980) is an English singer-songwriter best known for being the lead singer of UK electronic pop band Temposhark.
Diament first arrived on the music scene in 1999 with his debut solo EP 'Seven Years Running'. Following this release, he went into the studio to write and record with Killing Joke member and award winning producer, Youth aka Martin Glover.
In 2004, Diament emerged as lead singer/principal songwriter with Temposhark, the critically acclaimed UK electronic pop band. Diament formed the band with electronic producer/composer Luke Busby developing a distinctive blend of epic filmscore and late 70s/early 80s synth pop. Their first nationwide released UK single "It's Better To Have Loved" came out on December 12th 2005 produced by acclaimed producer Guy Sigsworth (Madonna/Bjork/Frou Frou) on Diament's own record label Paper and Glue.
As part of Temposhark, Diament has written songs and sung with a diverse array of musicians from Frou Frou's Guy Sigsworth and Imogen Heap, Kate Havnevik, Sophie Solomon, Sean McGhee, Cursor Miner, Avril (F Communications), Metronomy, Mark Moore (S'Express), M.I.A., Camille Dalmais, Hellogoodbye, Matthew Jay, Akira The Don, Noblesse Oblige, Princess Julia, Richard Norris (The Grid), Melnyk, Kevin Freeman, Border Crossing and Masashi Naka (Escalator Records, Japan).
Discography
CD EPs
- Sketches (January 2000 promo 3 track EP · RDM)
- Seven Years Running ( July 1999 5 track EP produced by Anthony Amos · RDM)