Sulene Fleming was born on 25 January 1978 and is a British singer and songwriter, best known as the lead vocalist for the band the Brand New Heavies from 2016 to 2018.
14 Facts About Sulene Fleming
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Sulene Fleming worked as a session singer when she was just eighteen years old, she started demoing songs for EMI, Peer and Sony Music for their songwriters and producers.
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Sulene Fleming sessioned with this production team for two years, recording in Trondheim, Norway.
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Sulene Fleming toured live on and off with The New Master Sounds for a couple of years and they released one more record together Get Back before they then became an instrumental outfit.
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Sulene Fleming toured with various bands over the course of three years and started to write songs for music production companies such as Audio Network.
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The band split up in 2007 and Sulene Fleming went back to the pop circuit touring with pop bands.
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In 2010, Soulheat Records released a track which Sulene Fleming co-wrote with Kehoe and Harmony called "Sunshine In This Heart Of Mine", which was featured on the Ministry Of Sound's Housexy Summer compilation.
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Sulene Fleming continues to perform and write with the band.
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In 2012, Sulene Fleming teamed up with T-Roy from Broadcite music and they wrote the deep house track "A New Love", which came out on Broadcite Music including remixes from Khyan and DJ Steph.
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Sulene Fleming sang back up vocals for international artists such as Leroy Hutson in 2017 and 2018, Deneice Williams, Barbara Mason, The Valentine Brothers, Randy Brown and Alton Mclain in 2018.
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In 2015, Sulene Fleming joined Bluey of Incognito's band Citrus Sun for a tour of Japan and later that year she contributed vocal work for the acid jazz band Incognito.
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Sulene Fleming released the album Loveland in 2015 on VeeGee Records with co-writer Nick Van Gelder.
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From 2016 to 2018, Sulene Fleming toured with the Brand New Heavies as their featured vocalist.
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Sulene Fleming sang on numerous records for the Monks Road Social Projects, including the albums, Out Of Bounds and Humanism; this is where she met Matt Deighton who is the lead singer of acid jazz band Mother Earth.