sugababes hot new member jade ewen

Jade Ewen
















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Biography



Born and brought up in Plaistow, East London to a Jamaican mother and British/ Sicilian father, Jade’s upbringing has been, unusual, to say the least. Her dad is blind and her mum is partially blind and deaf. Being a carer to her parents and two younger siblings has given Jade a pragmatic outlook on life. Since a three year-old singing in her grandma’s garden, she’s set her sights on making music, and pursued her dreams relentlessly. “My parent’s disabilities have given me a lot of drive, because my mum always said she didn’t want to see us struggling like her,” says Jade. “Since I was young, I knew what I wanted to do, and their support and advice has given me the ambition to go out and get what I want.”
With both parents unable to work and existing on disability benefits, money was far from flowing in the Ewen household. Approached by the renowned Sylvia Young theatre school, but unable to pay the astronomical fees, Jade set her mind to winning one of the precious few scholarships on offer. She was successful, and as a teenage attendee of the school Jade appeared on The Bill, Casualty and Mr Harvey Lights A Candle, before cutting her vocal skills performing onstage as the female lead ‘Nala’ in The Lion King. After leaving school, Jade set out with steely determination to get signed.
Grabbing her dad, his guide dog and her demo, the three travelled New York where she impressed renowned music producer Kwame (Christina Aguilera, Pussycat Dolls, Usher, Will Smith) Within weeks he set her to work and since the two have been busy crafting tracks that explore life, love and growing up. Similarly to her musical idols, Aretha Franklin only being one of them, the songs were recorded live with a full band; they’re truly a breath of fresh air in this age of digital mimicry.
“I think the energy is really there,” she explains of the nine tracks so far mixed and mastered. “I’m young, I don’t want to sound depressing and boring. But I think some of the second half of the album will look at my relationship with my family. I want to allow this record to be intimate and personal at times.”
So stop. Take another look at Jade Ewen. What you see isn’t all you get. Instead, recognise Jade Ewen for what she truly is; one of a kind. “I don’t want to be like everyone else, and I’m not like anyone else either,” concludes Jade simply. “I’m trying to have integrity and be honest in what I do, as that’s what I respect and admire in the artists that I love.”

I would hit it

eventhough I miss kiesha I must admit jade is a looker

now thats what im talking about

capital14 wrote:I would hit it

there is nothing to hit...its all bones

cowboychuc wrote:

capital14 wrote:I would hit it

there is nothing to hit...its all bones

lMAO I wonder what you would think of those real models then eh? their collar bones sticks out like turn pipes!

kiesha is my favourite babe

she is pretty but not my type
next

she is cute but I dont like her! eversince i learnt that
she shrug her shoulders of being a friend with kiesha
bucanan just because, she ended up filling her space
she thinks she is all that.