Tony Momrelle facts for kids
Tony Momrelle (born Anthony Momrelle on 28 April 1973) is a talented British singer. He is known for his amazing voice in both R&B and jazz music. Tony is one of the main singers for the popular band Incognito.
Before joining Incognito, Tony Momrelle was already making a name for himself as a solo artist. He released two albums under his own name. He was also part of a gospel music group called Seven. For a year, he toured with the band D'Sound. His performances on tour really impressed Bluey Maunick, who is the leader of Incognito. Bluey then asked Tony to become a singer for his acid-jazz band.
Joining Incognito
Tony Momrelle officially joined Incognito and made his first big appearance on their 2006 album, Bees + Things + Flowers. He was a main singer on this album, showing off his vocal skills.
Solo Music and Collaborations
Tony continued to release his own music while also working with Incognito. His album, Keep Pushing, came out in 2015. A special Deluxe Edition of the album was released in 2016.
In November 2017, Tony Momrelle performed at a special event. This was the opening gala for the 25th EFG London Jazz Festival. He shared the stage with many famous musicians. These included Seal, Lianne Carroll, Angelique Kidjo, Mica Paris, and his fellow Incognito band member Vanessa Haynes. They performed with Guy Barker's Orchestra.
Notable Performances and Albums
Tony Momrelle has lent his voice to many different projects. He has worked as a background singer and a main vocalist on several albums.
- He provided background vocals for Sade on their album Lovers Live in 2002.
- He was a main vocalist for Incognito on the song "I'll Get By" from their 2005 album Eleven.
- He sang main vocals on songs like "Amazing" and "Love Is Where You Are" for Reel People's 2007 album Seven Ways to Wonder.
- He also contributed background vocals to Sade's 2010 album Soldier of Love.
- Tony has been a key part of other Incognito albums, including Tales from the Beach (2008) and Transatlantic RPM (2010).
