24 Facts About Deni Hines

Deni Hines is the daughter of American-born Australian singer Marcia Hines.

Deni Hines then went on to release solo material, including the top-five single "It's Alright" and the top-20 album Imagination, which sold more than 55,000 copies worldwide.

In 2007, Deni Hines recorded a successful jazz album with Australian jazz artist James Morrison.

In 2019, Deni Hines competed on The Masked Singer under the alias of Unicorn.

Deni Hines was knocked out in finals week and ended up placing fourth.

Deni Hines was born in Sydney, New South Wales, and was inspired by her mother's success as a singer to follow a career in show business.

Deni Hines was discovered by a friend when she was singing to the radio and then was encouraged to pursue singing as a career.

The first song that Deni Hines released with the Rockmelons collaboration was a cover version of the Bill Withers 1970s hit "Ain't No Sunshine" in 1991.

The third and final song Deni Hines released with the band was the ballad "It's Not Over".

Deni Hines was well received in the role but left the production the following year.

In 1992, Deni Hines recorded "Not Enough Time" with INXS, and it peaked at number 28 on the Billboard Hot 100; a year later, she married the band's guitarist and saxophonist Kirk Pengilly.

In 2000, Deni Hines did a cover version of the Grace Jones song "Pull Up to the Bumper" the soundtrack for 2000 Australian film The Wog Boy.

In 2002, Deni Hines released a greatest hits album, A Delicious Collection, based on contractual commitments with her then record company, Festival Mushroom.

In 2004 and 2005, Deni Hines spent most of the time overseas with her then-fiance Ben Steel.

Deni Hines was writing for a new album in the US with the likes of the Family Stand and Whole 9 and back in Australia with Jarrad Rogers, Vince Pizzinga and many others.

In mid-2008, Deni Hines received a call from Oscar-nominated film director Bruce Beresford and agreed to play a small role in Mao's Last Dancer.

In 9 October, Deni Hines became the ambassador for the humanitarian charity Oasis Africa Australia, where she visited the foundation's village and school in Kibera, Kenya, in January 2010.

On 9 July 2011, Deni Hines released a new single, "Finger on the Trigger", a Donna Summer classic.

From October 2011, Deni Hines featured in The Celebrity Apprentice Australia.

Deni Hines was fired after task 3, in which her team raised $47,400 for Oasis Africa Australia, but returned for the final episodes on Team Unity.

Deni Hines played the role of Nerine Rogers in the third episode of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, which aired in March 2012.

On 31 July 2012, Deni Hines became engaged to Daniel Moses, a Sydney-based financier.

In 2024, Deni Hines released 'The Tokyo Sessions, an album recorded over the previous years in Japan.

Deni Hines married her boyfriend of 18 months, businessman and sometime-musician Daniel Moses, at Sergeant's Mess in Middle Head, overlooking Sydney Harbour National Park, in 2012.