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DEALSBMG has acquired various music rights from Chris Rea, just as his song ‘Driving Home For Christmas’ starts its annual rise up the charts. “Chris Rea’s integrity as a musician and his commitment to his art is legendary”, says BMG’s UK President Repertoire & Marketing, Alistair Norbury. “BMG is proud to become custodian of his music interests”.————————————————–RELEASESLittle Simz has announced that she will release a new album called ‘No Thank You’ at some point in the future.

Christmas has come early, as a new radio station is playing non-stop festive hits all day, every day until December 25.

Stacey Solomon is now best known for appearing on Loose Women and being a successful Instagram influencer, but she first found fame on The X Factor.The 32 year old, who is currently getting ready to marry her fiancé Joe Swash, appeared on the hit ITV show back in 2009 and came in third place, and has gone on to carve out a successful career in TV. Mum-of-four Stacey is now believed to be worth millions after finding fame and has gone on to amass a huge loyal fanbase on social media thanks to her relatable content.

Walton and is well-known for her chart topping hits and for representing the UK in 1993's Eurovision Song Contest. The now 51-year-old, originally from Skelmersdale, was a known talent from a young age. Shortly after leaving school, she made appearances on some of TV's biggest shows, before launching her music career.

Chris Rea‘s festive track ‘Driving Home For Christmas’ has started trending online following news that the UK is introducing new coronavirus restrictions for the holiday period.Earlier today (December 19), Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that his originally planned relaxed coronavirus rules for the Christmas period have now been scrapped.

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Oasis‘ ‘She’s Electric’ – listen to it below.Put together as part of a ‘Great Northern Playlist’, the orchestra has covered 10 classic songs by artists from the north for 10 local BBC radio stations.Songs on the playlist include Soft Cell‘s ‘Tainted Love’, Frankie Goes To Hollywood‘s ‘Relax’, Chris Rea‘s ‘On The Beach’, and ‘Calling All The Heroes’ by It Bites.Sharing the orchestra’s lockdown cover of Oasis’ ‘She’s Electric’, taken from the band’s 1995 album ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’,