Amba Shepherd
Amba Shepherd | |
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| Birth name | Amber Louise Shepherd |
| Born | Sydney, Australia |
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| Instrument(s) | Vocals |
| Years active | 2010–present |
| Website | Official website  |
Amber Louise Shepherd, better known by her stage name Amba Shepherd is an Australian singer and songwriter, best known for her collaborations with the Dutch music producer, Hardwell.[1] Amba Shepherd was named "The most relevant guest vocalist in EDM" by Elektro Mag June 2013 and "The number one voice on today's dance floor" by DMC World. Her collaboration with Hardwell on the track "Apollo" held the number one position on the Beatport Top 100.[2]
Shepherd comes from a musical family in Sydney.[3]
Discography
As lead artist
- 2016: "Prelude [Rest in Peace]"
- 2017: "Wide Awake & Dreaming"
- 2017: "If I Could"
As featured artist
- 2010: "More Physical" (with Victor Ark)
- 2010: "I Believe" (with Nick Galea)
- 2011: "Vandalism" (with Porter Robinson)
- 2011: "Man on the Run" (with Suae & Pulsar)
- 2012: "Lost for Words" (with Giuseppe Ottaviani)
- 2012: "Sky High" (with Dyro)
- 2012: "Perfect Crime" (with Joan Reyes & Heren)
- 2012: "Superhuman" (with Virtual Riot)
- 2012: "Apollo" (with Hardwell)
- 2012: "Heaven Or Hell" (with Guy Robin)
- 2012: "Cupid's Casualty" (with Mark Sixma)
- 2013: "Let the Love" (with Starkillers & Dmitry Ko)
- 2013: "Finally" (with Mikkas)
- 2013: "Haunting Me" (with Suae & Pulsar)
- 2013: "Let It Out" (with Jono Fernandez & Pauls Paris)
- 2013: "Not Too Late" (with Tom Swoon)
- 2013: "Who We Are" (with Shermanology)
- 2014: "Real Life" (with TST & Moguai)
- 2014: "Rewind" (with Fake Forward)
- 2015: "United We Are" (with Hardwell)
- 2015: "Did We Forget" (with NERVO)
- 2015: "The Way Out" (with Deniz Koyu)
- 2015: "Neon Sunrise" (with Laidback Luke feat. Benny Benassi)
- 2016: "U Are" (with Paul Oakenfold)
As Writer
- 2007: "Nu Love" (performed by Slinkee Minx)
References
- ^ "Bubbling Under: Smallpools Making Big Splash". Billboard. 7 June 2013. Retrieved 11 November 2013.
- ^ Sean Lewis (4 December 2012). "Hardwell and Amba Shepherd's "Apollo" shoots to the stars". Beatport. Archived from the original on 6 December 2012. Retrieved 11 November 2013.
- ^ "EDM Charts' exclusive interview – Amba Shepherd". edmcharts.com. 13 December 2012. Retrieved 11 November 2013.
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