Gabrielle Aplin

Gabrielle Aplin, born on October tenth, nineteen ninety-two, is an accomplished English singer-songwriter and pianist. She first gained recognition through her captivating acoustic covers on YouTube, which led to a significant turning point in her career when she signed a recording deal with Parlophone in February two thousand twelve.

Aplin's rise to fame was marked by her enchanting rendition of Frankie Goes to Hollywood's "The Power of Love" for a John Lewis television commercial in November of the same year. This cover not only showcased her vocal talent but also topped the UK Singles Chart, solidifying her place in the music industry.

Her debut album, English Rain, was released in May two thousand thirteen and received positive acclaim, debuting at number two on the UK Album Chart. The album produced several successful singles, including "Please Don't Say You Love Me," "Panic Cord," "Home," and "Salvation," and has since been certified Gold in the UK, selling over one hundred thousand copies.

Following her debut, Aplin released her second album, Light Up the Dark, in September two thousand fifteen, and her third album, Dear Happy, in January two thousand twenty. In January two thousand twenty-three, she unveiled her fourth album, Phosphorescent, further showcasing her evolution as an artist. Throughout her career, Aplin has also released multiple extended plays, continuing to captivate audiences with her unique sound.