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Corinne is a classically trained pianist, multi-instrumentalist and a writer/producer. A BRIT School graduate, she moved away from her home town Southampton to London at 16 to study alongside classmates Katie Melua, Leona Lewis and Luke Pritchard (The Kooks).
London would be the start of big things for Corinne and it was here that she developed her writing style, forming an electro pop duo with Jamal Hadaway. The pair were managed by Reggie Yates and had Radio 1 play before parting ways to concentrate on different projects.
Corinne is now focused on songwriting for others. Over the years her writing career has seen her co-write with the likes of Labrinth, Future Cut, Jodie Marr (Mika). Her new release, 'Home,' comes after an introspective time and she cannot wait to start sharing some of her new writing with the world.
Corinne has a unique and captivating voice and outside of writing, is an alto singer in London’s leading Contemporary Choir, London Contemporary Voices. She has performed with award winning artists like Imogen Heap, JAIN, The Staves and Tom Chaplin (Keane) at venues like The Union Chapel, The Royal Albert Hall and The Queen Elizabeth Hall.
London would be the start of big things for Corinne and it was here that she developed her writing style, forming an electro pop duo with Jamal Hadaway. The pair were managed by Reggie Yates and had Radio 1 play before parting ways to concentrate on different projects.
Corinne is now focused on songwriting for others. Over the years her writing career has seen her co-write with the likes of Labrinth, Future Cut, Jodie Marr (Mika). Her new release, 'Home,' comes after an introspective time and she cannot wait to start sharing some of her new writing with the world.
Corinne has a unique and captivating voice and outside of writing, is an alto singer in London’s leading Contemporary Choir, London Contemporary Voices. She has performed with award winning artists like Imogen Heap, JAIN, The Staves and Tom Chaplin (Keane) at venues like The Union Chapel, The Royal Albert Hall and The Queen Elizabeth Hall.
