Alison David

Alison David sings soul from her heart, reaching audiences via both acoustic and dance music. She is widely regarded as one of the most charismatic singers in the country.

A stunning six-footer, with (literally) model-girl looks, Alison is possibly best known for her work in Dance music, not least with EMI's 'Red Snapper ', and also perhaps for acting opposite superstar Colin Firth (Bridget Jones, Love Actually, Pride and Prejudice) in the 2004 film 'Trauma', for which she also provided the soundtrack.

Apart from being associated with music industry heavyweights like Niall Rogers, Dave Stewart and Pete Townshend, Alison is now attracting recognition for her own, very personal, form of 'singer/songwriter' soul and, specifically, for her associated work with some wonderfully experienced and sophisticated session players who, rather tongue-in-cheek, work with her under the moniker 'The Random Noise Generation' (RNG). Together, Alison and RNG effortlessly stride the boundaries of soul, psychedelia, rock and funk with ease, making them one of the most original and striking acts on the circuit.

A resident of Brighton, Alison is also a committed supporter of the Arts and often features as the face and driving force of the 'Soul Reality Collective' where, in addition to performing herself, she encourages and mentors many other performers. Her love of jazz, soul, rock and pop standards also means she undertakes, selectively, some club and function work, be that in full band, duo or in solo performance, mode.