Billie Myers
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Billie Myers was born on 14 June 1971, in Coventry, Warwickshire, England.
Her biggest moment arrived in 1998 when her debut hit in the UK singles chart - "Kiss The Rain" reached Number 4. The follow-up release, entitled "Tell Me" made it to Number 28.
Myers made waves with performances at Lilith Fair, for which she handpicked by organzer and fellow musician, Sarah McLachlan. Her videos for "Tell Me" and "Kiss the Rain" had frequent rotation on VH1 and The Box.
2000's Vertigo yielded a mild club hit with "Am I Here Yet? (Return to Sender)" and an expected second single, "Should I Call You Jesus?" never materizlied past promo copies. Myers was eventually dropped from her label.
Myers also appeared on the soundtrack to the Julia Stiles film, Down to You, in which she sang the title track, written by Diane Warren.
A new song, "101," was released to clubs and mixed by Junior Vasquez. It remains unreleased, as does the entire contents of her third CD, although her official website shares clips of those songs.
Her biggest moment arrived in 1998 when her debut hit in the UK singles chart - "Kiss The Rain" reached Number 4. The follow-up release, entitled "Tell Me" made it to Number 28.
Myers made waves with performances at Lilith Fair, for which she handpicked by organzer and fellow musician, Sarah McLachlan. Her videos for "Tell Me" and "Kiss the Rain" had frequent rotation on VH1 and The Box.
2000's Vertigo yielded a mild club hit with "Am I Here Yet? (Return to Sender)" and an expected second single, "Should I Call You Jesus?" never materizlied past promo copies. Myers was eventually dropped from her label.
Myers also appeared on the soundtrack to the Julia Stiles film, Down to You, in which she sang the title track, written by Diane Warren.
A new song, "101," was released to clubs and mixed by Junior Vasquez. It remains unreleased, as does the entire contents of her third CD, although her official website shares clips of those songs.
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About Billie Myers
Billie Myers was born on 14 June 1971, in Coventry, Warwickshire, England.
Her biggest moment arrived in 1998 when her debut hit in the UK singles chart - "Kiss The Rain" reached Number 4. The follow-up release, entitled "Tell Me" made it to Number 28.
Myers made waves with performances at Lilith Fair, for which she handpicked by organzer and fellow musician, Sarah McLachlan. Her videos for "Tell Me" and "Kiss the Rain" had frequent rotation on VH1 and The Box.
2000's Vertigo yielded a mild club hit with "Am I Here Yet? (Return to Sender)" and an expected second single, "Should I Call You Jesus?" never materizlied past promo copies. Myers was eventually dropped from her label.
Myers also appeared on the soundtrack to the Julia Stiles film, Down to You, in which she sang the title track, written by Diane Warren.
A new song, "101," was released to clubs and mixed by Junior Vasquez. It remains unreleased, as does the entire contents of her third CD, although her official website shares clips of those songs.
Her biggest moment arrived in 1998 when her debut hit in the UK singles chart - "Kiss The Rain" reached Number 4. The follow-up release, entitled "Tell Me" made it to Number 28.
Myers made waves with performances at Lilith Fair, for which she handpicked by organzer and fellow musician, Sarah McLachlan. Her videos for "Tell Me" and "Kiss the Rain" had frequent rotation on VH1 and The Box.
2000's Vertigo yielded a mild club hit with "Am I Here Yet? (Return to Sender)" and an expected second single, "Should I Call You Jesus?" never materizlied past promo copies. Myers was eventually dropped from her label.
Myers also appeared on the soundtrack to the Julia Stiles film, Down to You, in which she sang the title track, written by Diane Warren.
A new song, "101," was released to clubs and mixed by Junior Vasquez. It remains unreleased, as does the entire contents of her third CD, although her official website shares clips of those songs.
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