| THE OPENING THEME TO ‘TRACY BEAKER’ ‘SOMEDAY’ TO RECEIVE A LONG-AWAITED OFFICIAL RELEASE ON 26TH MARCH |
| PRE-ORDER/PRE-SAVE HERE |
The MOBO-nominated Keisha White’s song ‘Someday’ first emerged in 2002 as the opening theme to the CBBC TV hit ‘The Story of Tracy Beaker’ and went onto soundtrack all five series. It became a fan favourite, giving children an inspiring R&B anthem that sounded just as good once they grew up. One of those kids that it inspired was Stormzy, who sang the infectious‘Someday’ hook in the outro to ‘Superheroes’, a key track from his 2019 #1 album ‘Heavy Is The Head’.
There has subsequently been a huge demand from fans for Keisha White to officially release ‘Someday’. Almost twenty years later, Keisha will finally release a new pop version of the track on March 26th. Pre-order/pre-save HERE.
Hailing from London, Keisha White first came to prominence as a teenager after signing to Warner Bros. Records. In 2003, she hit the charts for the first time when she featured on Paul Oakenfold’sTop 40 hit ‘The Harder They Come’ alongsideTricky. She returned to the charts by collaborating with Cassidy on ‘Don’t Care Who Knows’, before releasing her debut album ‘Seventeen’ in 2005. The album resulted in a MOBO nomination for Best New Female Artist and included her Top 20 solo hit ‘The Weakness In Me’.
CBBC’s MY MUM TRACY BEAKER IS NOW STREAMING ON BBC IPLAYER.
