Everything about Beth Gibbons totally explained
Beth Gibbons (born
4 January 1965, in
Exeter,
Devon) is the
vocalist for the
English trip-hop band
Portishead.
Career
Gibbons is admired by artists as diverse as
Dr. Dre and
Robert Plant; the latter has used Gibbons' musical associates in his own projects.
Gibbons has also collaborated on a separate project with
Paul Webb, aka Rustin' Man (ex-member of the band
Talk Talk). In October 2002, the album,
Out of Season, was released in the
UK, and in October 2003 it was released in the
U.S.
Annie Lennox has joined forces with Gibbons and 22 other female artists to raise the awareness of the transmission of HIV to unborn children in Africa. The single "Sing" was released on World AIDS Day on
December 1 2007.
Discography
Portishead
Solo
Out of Season (2002) with Rustin Man
Other works
"Orang" in .O.rang's album Herd of Instinct (1994)
"Jalap" in .O.rang's album Fields and Waves (1996)
"Lonely Carousel" in Rodrigo Leão's album Cinema
"Strange Melody" in Jane Birkin's album Rendez-Vous
"Killing Time" in Joss Stone's Mind, Body & Soul
"Stranger In This Land" in Fried's album Fried
"Sing" with Annie Lennox from Songs of Mass Destruction
Soundtrack for Diane Bertrand's film "L'Annulaire" (unreleased, 2005)Further Information
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