Kelli Dayton

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Kelli Dayton publicity photo, c. 2005
Kelli Dayton publicity photo, c. 2005

Kelli Dayton, also known as Kelli Ali (a name she took to honor her father, Michael Ali) born June 30, 1974 in Birmingham, England is a female vocalist most recognized for being lead singer for the trip-hop group Sneaker Pimps. Though she was featured prominently in both the songs and the music videos for the album Becoming X (The group finding fame following the release of the hit single "6 Underground"), she was released from the group in 1998 when they decided to do vocals for their own songs.

Kelli moved onto a solo career, starting with Tigermouth in 2003. With this album, she moved from trip-hop to a more dreampop sound. The album featured hits such as "Sunlight in the Rain" and "Kids," which featured ex-Doors drummer John Densmore. She toured alongside Garbage in 2003 and released a follow-up album, Psychic Cat, in mid-2004. The second album was more of a return to Kelli's rock and roll roots, and featured musician turned author Tony O'Neill on keyboards.

In February 2005, Kelli sat with Auralgasms.com to discuss her career with the Sneaker Pimps, her solo work and her future aspirations.

Currently she is working on a soundtrack song for the "CABRAS" movie due early 2008.

Kelli was originally part of a group called Psycho Drama before joining the Lumieres (as their songwriter, singer, and lead guitarist) a few years later. They only had one major single: "Cinder Hearts".

As of April 2006, she is in Japan recording and writing tracks with Hoshino Hidehiko from Buck-Tick and Cube Juice for the band Dropz.

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[edit] Discography

[edit] Notable Collaborations

  • "Almost Diamonds" with Marc Almond
  • "Up in Flames" with Satoshi Tomiie
  • "Love in Traffic" with Satoshi Tomiie
  • "Play With Bootsy" with Bootsy Collins from the album Play With Bootsy
  • "My<DSMBR" (remix of "My December") with Linkin Park from the album Reanimation
  • "Still" with Double Six from the album Beyond Sci-fi

[edit] Albums

[edit] Singles

  • 2003 "Inferno High Love"
  • 2003 "Teardrop Hittin' The Ground"
  • 2003 "Kids"
  • 2004 "Speakers/Voyeur"
  • 2004 "Hot Lips"


[edit] External links

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