Singers' Room presents: Mim Grey

Mim has performed as a backing vocalist with great names like Sir Paul McCartney, Dave Stewart, Lynden David Hall, ABC and many others.

She fronted two singles for Mantronix (which both charted world-wide) and 'How Did You Know' went to No 9 in the UK. Mim is also the voice behind many familiar TV commercials and her cover of 'What a Difference a Day Makes', recorded at Abbey Road Studios, was used by Thomas Cook for their popular Christmas TV advertising campaign.

Mim and her band were awarded the support slot alongside Sir Tom Jones on his 2013 UK dates which they then followed with another full major venues tour supporting Roxette. In March 2015 she was invited by Radio 2 to appear as a featured artist in the prestigious Country 2 Country Festival at the O2.

Mim's main love though is composing and performing her own material. She has released two albums - 'Grey Matters' and 'Chasing Tigers' - both of which have been play-listed on BBC Radio 2. Having been 'discovered' at one of the jazz clubs in which she'd been performing since her teenage years she was signed and whisked off to LA to work with top producers such as Derek Bramble and Rob Chiarelli as well as LA's finest session musicians who all helped bring her first album 'Grey Matters' to life. Mim is writing her third album now with renowned guitarist Rob Harris from Jamiroquai.

Mim Grey undoubtedly has one of the very finest voices around and her ability to recreate the beauty of her recorded albums live is unsurpassed. The way she manages to reflect the intricacies of her personal life and experiences in her emotional heartfelt songs chimes beautifully with the art and skill of one of her greatest influences, Joni Mitchell.