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"Right Here" Debut Single from Carmen Reece Remixed By Famed Remixer & Producer Dave Audé

U.K. sensation Carmen Reece is U.S. bound with a hot new sound that is set to wow listeners and critics worldwide. The up tempo first single "Right Here" from her upcoming album debut Love in Stereo, was written by Reece, Feist and Wayne Hector (Pussycat Dolls, Britney Spears). Remixed by famed remixer and producer Dave Audé whose credits include Lady Gaga's "Poker Face," Pussycat Dolls' "Hush Hush," Beyoncé's "Halo" and Kelly Clarkson's "Never Again". Carmen is embarking on her first U.S. Radio Promotional tour covering 10 cities in four weeks including special club performances.

Los Angeles, CA (Billboard Publicity Wire) July 6, 2009 -- U.K. sensation Carmen Reece is U.S. bound with a hot new sound that is set to wow listeners and critics worldwide. In fact, as she puts the finishing touches on her debut album, Love in Stereo, ground-floor fans are hailing HER as a "Diva 2.0" and drawing comparisons to Mariah Carey, Alicia Keys and Beyoncé. That designation is bolstered by Carmen having been "discovered" by multi-platinum producer-songwriter Mark J. Feist, known for his work with the likes of Beyoncé, Céline Dion, Natalie Cole, and countless other artists who have left their mark upon the music industry forever. Carmen Reece hopes to do the same.

Born and raised in London, Reece, 22, exhibited talent from an early age earning a place as a flautist in the National Children's Orchestra of Great Britain at 11. "I wrote my first song when I was 12. I think I just learned how to do it by listening to pop music. It happened very naturally," she says. While attending the Brit Performing Arts & Technology School (which has also nurtured Adele, Leona Lewis, Amy Winehouse and Imogen Heap), Carmen and a Brit School pal opened for Kelly Rowland at the Hammersmith Apollo for an audience of 5,000. Carmen also earned U.K. radio support for the track "How Freaky Can You Get," even performing it live on the BBC's Radio 1 for a national listening audience. She subsequently made waves with the song "You Got Me," the video for which enjoyed widespread circulation.

I wrote my first song when I was 12. I think I just learned how to do it by listening to pop music. It happened very naturally

How Freaky Can You Get

Dave Audé's work is amazing, his arrangement on the track just took it to the next level

Because I love this song

No matter what I'm singing

the most important thing is for you to feel it. And I don't mean just feel it in your body; I mean feel it in your heart.

"No matter what I'm singing," Carmen insists, "the most important thing is for you to feel it. And I don't mean just feel it in your body; I mean feel it in your heart."

Carmen is embarking on her first U.S. Radio Promotional tour covering 10 cities in four weeks.

Along the way, fans will be able catch Carmen at special club performances:

July 8    Seattle, WA      Neighbours Night Club - 10:45 PM
July 9    San Francisco, CA   The Crib Night Club - 11:00 PM
July 16   New York, NY   Campus Thursdays at Splash Night Club - 1:30 AM Fri.
July 23   South Beach, FL   Score Night Club - 1:30 AM Fri.
July 24   Tampa, FL      The Honey Pot - 12:00 AM Sat.
July 30   Dallas, TX      Station 4 - 12:00 AM Fri.

For more information and latest performance schedule, please visit http://www.carmenreece.com

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