Celestine has a soulful jazz-fused vocal style “…a singer with a really hauntingly beautiful voice…” and “…an inner beauty that shines through...” Celestine was born in Bristol and rose to national recognition when winning the grand final of the BBC TV programme “Star for a Night” with a stunning performance of the Nina Simone classic ‘Feeling Good’. This led to performances at the Royal Variety Show, The Albert Hall and the opportunity to work with a diverse range of producers -True North, Stargate …. - and songwriters Gary Barlow, Tony Moore. However break-through at that point was not to be. Collaborations followed with: Spooky on the album “Open” which saw one of the tracks penned by Celestine - ‘Strange Addiction’ - used on the Ving Rhames film 'Shooting Gallery'. “This is one of the best albums I've had for a long time…. Both are absolutely wicked in there own right… Emotional soulful vocals and wicke...