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Heather SmallHeather Small (born 20 January 1965) is a British soul singer. She is probably most famous for being the voice of Manchester based band M People. She was born and raised in West London and joined her first group, HotHouse, while she was still a teenager. However after a chance meeting with a Manchester DJ called Mike Pickering, she was soon going to sell over 10 million albums worldwide singing with his group M People. They had some very big hits with songs such as Moving on Up and Search for a Hero. However in 1998 after M People's 'best of' album, Heather and the band took some time off to pursue solo projects. In 2000, Heather released her solo album Proud and a single of the same name, this turned out to be the 'unofficial Olympic theme'. This was then followed by another single, Holding on and in November 2000 a duet single with Tom Jones, called You Need Love Like I Do (which can also be found on the 1999 album Reload). Since then, she has been taking time off to look after her son and start recording her new solo album. She can occasionally be seen on such TV programmes as Parkinson and Songs of Praise. She also sang three songs at the Tsunami Relief Concert at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. In 2005, Heather's solo single Proud became the official soundtrack for London's 2012 Olympic bid and so she released another album with some of her solo songs as well as M People songs, the album was entitled, M People featuring Heather Small, The Ultimate Collection. External links Small, Heather Small, Heather
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