WOW our new video is out NOW!

We are so excited to share our new video ‘Change is Good Sometimes’ – Eban Brown and The BIG Sing that was recorded earlier this year on our retreat in Buckinghamshire

You can watch this video NOW by clicking this link:  Change is Good Sometimes

Eban Brown was the frontman of The Stylistics for nearly 20 years. They were of course one of the biggest soul groups of the 1970’s under AVCO Records (later Philadelphia International Records), earning a Grammy Nomination with “You Make Me Feel Brand New”. Eban is the youngest Classic Soul Recording Artist in the History of Classic Soul Music. Eban formed his own record label called Stardom Records, and has a number of albums and singles to his credit. They range from Dance to Soul to Jazz with an amazing acoustic guitar feel. Since leaving The Stylistics, Eban has headlined and performed at Arenas around the globe, to name but a few: GrandWest Grand Arena in Cape Town, South Africa; London Wembley Arena; Leeds First Direct Arena and Liverpool Echo Arena. Eban always loves performing in London as it feels like a second home to him, many fans have seen him perform at the Indigo2 many times. For more information, visit: www.ebanbrownmusic.com

THE BIG SING CHOIR – The BIG Sing are fresh from performing on Britain’s GOT Talent in 2023 where they got four yesses from the judges! They have performed alongside some BIG names already including Mica Paris, David Grant, Ellie Goulding, Leah McFall (from BBC The Voice) Blake, London Community Gospel Choir, sung for Jamie Oliver and have toured with Leona Lewis. Their gospel choir were on TV as WINNERS on BBC Songs of Praise Gospel Choir of the Year Competition in 2017, and were also asked to sing for ITV’s X-Factor. Come and hear their pop, gospel, soul and inspirational songs that will leave you feeling happy and uplifted – you can even sing along! For more info go to www.big-sing.com

The BIG Sing Musical Director: Howard Francis Released on: 15th May 2024

Main Artist: Eban Brown & The BIG Sing Song by Preston Glass & The Stylistics Arranged by Howard Francis