Sanatçının Albümleri
The Cappuccino Songs
1998 · albüm
Twist In My Sobriety
1996 · single
Lovers In The City
1995 · albüm
Eleven Kinds of Loneliness
1992 · albüm
Everybody's Angel
1991 · albüm
The Sweet Keeper
1990 · albüm
Ancient Heart
1988 · albüm
To Drink The Rainbow: An Anthology 1988 - 2019
2019 · albüm
Glass Love Train
2019 · single
Tanita Tikaram (Acoustic)
2018 · albüm
Closer to the People
2016 · albüm
The Way You Move
2016 · single
Glass Love Train
2016 · single
Can't Go Back
2012 · albüm
Dust on My Shoes
2012 · single
Sentimental
2005 · albüm
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Tanita Tikaram made a splash on both sides of the Atlantic at a mere 19 years old with her dramatic, singer/songwriter-influenced lyrics. The offspring of Malaysian and Fijian parents, Tikaram moved to England at age 12 and began writing songs as a teenager. She played her first gig at 17 in London after a favorable response to her demo tape from a club she had sent it to. After appearing on television, Tikaram was signed to Warner and released Ancient Heart, co-produced by Rod Argent and Peter Van Hooke, in 1988. Both "Twist in My Sobriety" and "Good Tradition" were hits in Europe, and Tikaram toured the world. With the follow-up album, 1990's The Sweet Keeper, Tikaram began to settle into the status of a cult act, a situation not changed by the less consistent albums Everybody's Angel (1991) and Eleven Kinds of Loneliness (1992). Still, Tikaram began to bounce back in 1995 with the album Lovers in the City; she moved to Polygram for 1998's The Cappuccino Songs. Seven years passed before she returned with Sentimental, with special guest Nick Lowe appearing on two tracks. Another extended break followed Sentimental: she didn't return until 2012, when she came back with the soul-influenced Can't Go Back. Released on Ear, Can't Go Back was produced by Paul Bryan and featured guest vocals by Grant-Lee Phillips. Four years later, Tikaram released Closer to the People, a jazzy LP that showcased her road band. ~ Steve Huey, Rovi