Name Robert Harvey | Role Singer | |
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Nominations NME Award for Worst Dressed Albums Welcome to the North, Strength in Numbers, The Music, Welcome to Japan, Singles and EPs: 2001–2005 Similar People Mike Skinner, Ramon Tapia, Ashley Beedle | ||
Robert harvey the music why do we care
Robert Harvey (born Kippax 21 May 1983) is a singer, musician, DJ and songwriter from England. He is currently part of Manchester collective The Six, which he co-founded with Rick Boardman in 2014. The Six were featured on the Gorgon City track "Take It All". Harvey also co-wrote the 2014 single "Real Love" by Clean Bandit & Jess Glynne, which peaked at 2 in the UK singles chart. Known for his work as singer with The Music, he co-wrote 2 top 10 albums and 4 top 20 singles between 2001-2011. The band toured internationally and were known for their live performances. More recently Harvey wrote and toured with The Streets as well as experimenting with Mike Skinner on The D.O.T.
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- Robert harvey the music why do we care
- The streets feat robert harvey going through hell live at alan carr 7 02 2011
- 20012011 The Music
- The Music 2002
- Welcome To The North 2004
- Strength In Numbers 2008
- 2011 The Streets
- 2012 2014 The DOT
- 2014 The Six
- References
The streets feat robert harvey going through hell live at alan carr 7 02 2011
2001–2011: The Music
Harvey formed The Music with close friends Adam Nutter, Stuart Coleman and Phil Jordan in 2001. Their first single "Take the Long Road and Walk It" peaked at 14 in the UK singles chart which saw them perform live on Top Of The Pops.
The Music (2002)
The group's self-titled debut album was released on Hut Records and Capitol Records and peaked at number 4 in the UK album chart. It was Produced by Jim Abbiss. The album was known for its circular artwork by Rob and Nick Carter. Singles "Take the Long Road and Walk It" and "The Truth Is No Words" went top 20 in the UK singles chart. The band toured with, New Order, The Charlatans and Oasis as well as selling out Blackpool Empress Ballroom and London's Brixton Academy.
Welcome To The North (2004)
The band's second studio album peaked at 8 in the UK album chart and had two top 20 singles with "Freedom Fighters" and "Breakin'". The album was produced by Brendan O'Brien. They supported Coldplay, Incubus and U2 as well sold out tours of their own in the UK, Japan and Australia.
Strength In Numbers (2008)
Strength In Numbers was The Music's final album and was released in 2008 on Polydor and peaked at 19 in UK album chart. Strength In Numbers was produced by Flood and Paul Hartnol.
2011: The Streets
Harvey wrote on 2 songs and performed on 3 from Computers and Blues. The album peaked at 8 in the UK album chart. Mike Skinner asked Harvey to join him on tour as the guitarist/singer which saw The Streets headline shows and festivals across the UK and Europe.
2012-2014: The D.O.T
The D.O.T saw Harvey and Mike Skinner experimenting with sound and video and saw the band travel to Japan for shows.
2014: The Six
The Six are a Manchester collective brought together by Harvey and Rick Boardman (Delphic). The Six featured on "Take It All" by Gorgon City. Harvey co-wrote Real Love by Clean Bandit & Jess Glynne which peaked at number 2 in the UK singles chart and number 2 in Germany. Recently The Six have been in the studio with MNEK, Rudimental and Lily Allen. Late 2014 The Six supported Gorgon City on tour.