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Danny Foster

Danny Foster is a young, talented and aspiring soul singer.

Born May 3^rd 1979, in London, Danny was unaware of the influence that music and entertainment would have on his life. A lovechild of Luther Vandross, Lionel Ritchie, Anita Baker, Marvin Gaye, James Brown, Earth, Wind and Fire and many many more, Danny was born into a household of vinyl, and it was that family record collection that led him into the world of music and entertainment.

Danny is a singer with creative and ambitious ideas, who now works in all areas of media and entertainment. Danny was an active member of the community, running youth projects in his local area of Hoxton, Shoreditch, when he discovered he could sing (aged 18) on a holiday break to Tenerife. From that point onwards Danny played 1000’s of gigs and went to countless auditions until 2001 when the hard work paid off and his career turned professional over night.

In 2001 Danny was selected to be one fifth of the pop phenomenon Hear’say. his powerful voice and warm personality made him a favourite with both the judges and the fans, Paul Adam (Polydor A&R) said; “Danny Foster has one of the most powerful vocals we have heard”

Danny achieved amazing success with the other Hear’say members: Kym Marsh, Myleene Klass, Noel Sullivan and Suzanne Shaw. Thanks to their loyal fan base Danny was able to achieve unprecedented record sales going double platinum with both the band’s debut single “Pure and Simple” (1.2 million copies) and debut album “Popstars” (1.4 million copies) these figures earned the group a place in the Guinness World Of Records, being the only group to have their debut single and album at No.1 simultaneously.

Due to the success of the album, Danny fulfilled a burning ambition; to tour and sing live every night to thousands of people. The band toured the U.K and Ireland with 37 record breaking arena dates, this then lead to the them hosting their own Saturday night TV show “Hear’say, it’s Saturday”. It was on “Hear’say, It’s Saturday” that Danny achieved another dream as the band sung a duet with soul legend Lionel Ritchie.

Danny said “It was a milestone for me both professionally and personally. Lionel Ritchie has been a constant in our family record collection. My family were in the audience that night and for them to hear me sing with Lionel Ritchie was an unforgettable experience.”   

The band appeared in countless newspapers and on magazine covers including The Face and NME but after two albums and whilst recording tracks for their third album, in New York, the band decided they had reached a natural but rapid end. All members agreed to go their own their separate ways. Hear’say split on October 1^st 2002. After the split Danny kept a low profile by putting his professional life on hold and concentrating on his personal life to battle depression and alcohol addiction.

Four years on Danny is Healthy, Happy and embarking into a new phase in both his personal and professional life. ” I am thrilled with both the projects that I am working on and the one’s being offered. After taking along time out, it is a blessing to know that both the interest and support are still there. I would like to thank the fans past, present and future, for their support, care and emails of encouragement over the years. It’s always good to here from you. Thank You. It’s good to be back.

Danny Foster