Gary Barlow has unveiled 21-year-old classical singer Camilla Kerslake as the first signing to his Future Records label.
The singer, who hails from London and is a graduate of Guildford's Academy Of Contemporary Music, will release her self-titled debut album on November 16.
The record has been produced by Mike Hedges and includes her own versions of 'How Can I Keep From Singing' and Take That's 'Rule The World' sung in Italian.
"Her voice is a unique and powerful instrument," Barlow said. "I was instantly captivated by it."
Barlow recently admitted that he was more nervous about
launching his new label than performing with Take That at Wembley arena.
Kerslake releases her debut single 'Moved Through The Fair' on November 2.
The singer, who hails from London and is a graduate of Guildford's Academy Of Contemporary Music, will release her self-titled debut album on November 16.
The record has been produced by Mike Hedges and includes her own versions of 'How Can I Keep From Singing' and Take That's 'Rule The World' sung in Italian.
"Her voice is a unique and powerful instrument," Barlow said. "I was instantly captivated by it."
Barlow recently admitted that he was more nervous about
launching his new label than performing with Take That at Wembley arena.Kerslake releases her debut single 'Moved Through The Fair' on November 2.
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