Lincoln Jean-Marie

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Lincoln Jean-Marie
Lincoln Jean-Marie
Background information
Birth name	Lincoln Jean-Marie
Born	December 27, 1966 (age 40)
Origin	London, England
Genre(s)	Soul, R&B, Jazz, Soft Rock
Years active	1994–present
Label(s)	Warner Bros (c.1995-1997)

Lincoln Jean-Marie is a British singer, born in London, England

Lincoln has over fifteen years working experience as a singer, songwriter and arranger of both lead and backing vocals. He is a tenor with a four octave range. Lincoln was also a member of the four-piece accapella group Peace by Piece who were signed to Warner Bros, released 2 UK singles, won best new comers at the MOBO awards and received acclaim on urban American radio stations with their style of harmonizing over fresh UK beats.

He has sang and arranged vocals with various producers including Simon Ellis (S Club 7 and Steps) Absolute (Spice Girls), Cutfather & Joe (Mark Morrison, Lighthouse Family and Another Level), Derek Bramble (Whitney Houston, David Bowie), Steve Mac (Westlife. Artists include Dane Bowers, S Club 7, Steps, Rod Stewart, Damon Albarn, Jarvis Cocker, Robbie Williams and Lulu.

Currently he is on the 25 Live tour with George Micheal as a Backing Vocalist.

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[edit] Television, Stage and Tour Work

Craig David. - Backing singer as part of the band, touring the UK Europe and the USA.
Eurovision Song Contest 2001. - Sang backing vocals and performed as part of the UK entry.
Pet Shop Boys - Sang backing vocals for the Pet Shop Boys on BBC 1 Top of the Pops.
Dina Carol. - Sang backing vocals for Dina Carol.
Fresh Prince of Belair (USA TV Series). - Sang lead and backing vocals for studio audience.
Radio 1 Road Show (Ireland). - Sang lead vocals.
Lemar. - Backing singer as part of the band, touring the UK and Europe.
Robbie Williams. - Backing singer as part of band at German Launch of World Tour.
George Micheal. - Backing singer as part of the band, touring the UK and Europe.
Co-Writer of Rod Stewart cover, "Do Wah Ditty"

Lincoln has appeared on many TV channels including ITV, Channel 4 and the Disney Channel. Radio appearances include Jingles for Chris Moyles etc on Radio 1, Heart FM, Capital Radio, Kiss FM, Choice FM, and GLR.