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		personal information
		full name الأسم	Rachel Lauren Stevens ريتشل لورين ستيفين
		assumed name الشهره	Rachel Stevens ريتشل ستيفين
		birth تاريخ الميلاد	April 9th 1978
		horoscope البرج	Aries الحمل
		place مكان الميلاد	London, England, UK لندن, بريطانيا
		nationality الجنسية	British
		education الدراسة	-
		hobbies هوايات	-
		work المهنة	Singer, Model & Actress مغنية, موديل و ممثلة (S Club 7 Member)
		contact information
		website الموقع الألكتروني	www.rachelstevensofficial.com
		email البريد الألكتروني	info_at_rachelstevensofficial.com
		manger مدير الأعمال
		phone number رقم الهاتف	+000 - 000-0000
		event booking information
		management ادارة

:: Biography سيره ذاتيه :

Rachel’s back with a collection of songs so strong and inventive that, like Rachel, they are simply impossible to ignore - “I want to put pop music back on the map,” she states. The style of her new material pitches the new album light years ahead of its predecessor. And while Rachel is proud of the first album she happily admits that it represented only the first step in pinpointing her personality as a solo star. “It would be a boring life if I just released the same album every two years,” she explains.

Lead single ‘Negotiate With Love’ is a tale of lost identity in a floundering relationship. On one hand it is yet another defining moment in modern pop and on the other it’s a melodically rich tour de force. Just 18 months into her solo career Rachel scored two of the best British pop singles in recent memory - 2003’s ‘Sweet Dreams My LA Ex’ and last year’s summer anthem ‘Some Girls’.

Released in September 2003, ‘Sweet Dreams My LA Ex’ kicked things off in style. Originally an imagined answer to Justin Timberlake’s ‘Cry Me A River’, ‘LA Ex’ was the work of Cathy Dennis and Bloodshy & Avant (who worked with Britney on ‘Toxic’) and its unusual sound found some unlikely fans – including rockers Lostprophets, who covered the song for a 2004 b-side.

‘LA Ex’ was one of 2003’s biggest sellers and was quickly followed by Rachel’s debut solo album, Funky Dory. Hitting the Top 10 after just one week, it went on to sell over a quarter of a million copies.

By the summer of 2004, Rachel had another huge hit with the Richard X produced ‘Some Girls’. The song provoked rave reactions everywhere from the Pollwinners’ Party to the Popbitch messageboard and fronted 2004’s BBC Sports Relief campaign.

Richard X and his ‘Some Girls’ collaborator Hannah Robinson also worked with Rachel on a brand new song, ‘Crazy Boys’, one of Rachel’s favourite new album tracks. Among Rachel’s other new material we find the breezily self-confident ‘So Good’ and the seismic ‘I Said Never Again But Here We Are’.

With each new song recorded and with each new single to hit the charts, Rachel Stevens seems to have less and less to prove, exploring new avenues while still, undoubtedly, reaching for the stars. This album is about putting pop music back on the agenda, and Rachel can’t wait to get started. When you hear what she’s got up her sleeve, you’ll realise why.

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