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Rachael Warwick

The British country music scene has never been known for its glamour but Rachael Warwick looks set to change that. A UK-based artist has never made it big in Nashville and Rachael is determined to change that too.

The daughter of a music manager, the Northampton-based singer first visited Tennessee when she was 13 and fell in love with country music. Her friends laughed at her musical taste but she has grown up with a sexy look and contemporary pop and country mix that has been turning heads across the Atlantic.

“I made a six track CD just to test the market with American radio stations and they have been really accepting,” says Rachael, who has just returned from Nashville, where she recorded the remainder of her forthcoming album, The Maverick. The taster CD also proved a hit with local DJs in the UK, where Warwick recently picked up two Country Radio Awards.

Rachael, who will host Nashville’s Global Artist Night in June, began her singing career after persuading her drama teacher to put on a school production of Grease. Says Rachael: “It was the first time I’d got up on stage and sang and it all went from there.”

Monday 11 April 2005

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