Biography

After the commercial disappointment We Too Are One, Eurythmics vocalist Lennox announced that she was taking a two-year sabbatical to have a child. During this time, the group quietly dissolved, Lennox had a baby and began working on her first solo album. Diva arrived in 1992 and showcased a calmer, more mature vocalist designed to cross over into the adult contemporary audience; it sold over two million copies in the U.S. alone. A covers collection entitled Medusa followed in 1995. A full eight years later, she returned with Bare, one of the strongest and most personal albums of her career. Songs of Mass Destruction came in 2007. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Top Tracks

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• A Thousand Beautiful Things

• Dark Road

• Don't Let It Bring You Down

• Ghosts In My Machine

• God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

• Il Est Ne Le Divin Enfant

• Little Bird

• Love Is Blind

• Love Song For A Vampire

• No More "i Love You's"

• Sing

• The Holly And The Ivy

• The Saddest Song I've Got

• Universal Child

• Walking On Broken Glass

• Why

• Wonderful

Discography

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• Songs of Mass Destruction

  Arista / Arista/Sony BMG

  2007

• Medusa

  Arista

  1995

• Diva

  Arista

  1992