Alexander O’Neil

Securing his name in the R&B history books, Alexander O’Neal is one of the genre's most iconic names. With chart smash ‘Criticize' lighting up dance floors across the world thirty years after its release, his sound has transcended generations.

Signed by Prince back in the early days as part of ‘The Time’ his journey in and out of various band formations propelled him to be the solo artist that we best know him for today. 

American born, Alexander O’Neal has created a cult appreciation across the globe. His back catalogue transporting his singles in to the UK and Billboard top tens as well as a triple platinum selling album and ever expanding discography. 

Loose Ends

One of the most successful UK soul bands of the 1980's, Loose Ends first hit the charts in 1985 with "Hanging on a String" which went to number one in the USA and hit the national top 10 in the UK. More hits followed on both sides of the Atlantic with "Magic Touch", "Slow Down" and "Watching You (Watching Me)".

In 1990 two of the original members, Jane Eugene and Steve Nichol, left the band and were replaced with Linda Carriere and Sonay Suleyman, who joined founding member Carl McIntosh. The band's final hit was "Don't be a Fool" in the same year.

Carl McIntosh went on to be an in-demand producer for Caron Wheeler and Ruth Joy. Carl has now brought back Loose Ends to overwhelming demand.