ok, my fave FAVE singer is Dido heres her bio and a couple of pictures, the reason y she has something to do with roswell, well duh! she sand the theme tune here with me: A bit of a child prodigy, by the time she was 10 she played piano, violin, and the aforementioned recorder. Her teenage years were an interesting mixture of stealing her brother's record collection (from the Clash to Gregory Isaacs to Duran Duran)

experience from her classical days) and, whenever she was back in London, also recorded demos of her own songs. On Faithless's recent release, Sunday 8pm, Dido appears on two songs, one of which incorporates her own "My Lover's Gone." Arista records heard these demos at the beginning of 1997, and Dido was invited to the Dorchester Hotel in London to meet Clive Davis. The meeting was successful (Clive even helped out with some of the backing vocals as Dido sung to him). So began the recording of Dido's debut album, No Angel. The album was produced by Dido, her brother, Rollo (obviously now deciding she should not give up her day job), Rick Nowels and Youth, and what a beautiful album it is. Unified by both Dido's stunning voice and lyrical acuteness, the album travels through various and diverse styles ranging from the impassioned magnificence of first single "Here With Me," the gentle soulfulness of "Thank You," the deep dubbiness of "Honestly OK," to the lyrical perversity of "Don't Think of Me." this is from her web site dido music . I have the album, and listen to it ALL the time, if uve not herd it before u really should check it out!! (my fave song on her album is "Dear Isobel" < that is areally great site!! its all about roswell/dido... go visit!

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and touring the UK with her classical music ensemble. And then, at 16, she finally fell in love with Ella Fitzgerald. So began a passion that eventually led Dido from listener to participator: she started singing with various bands in and around London, and despite the fact that her brother, Rollo, told her not to give up her day job, she eventually appeared on the debut album of a band that Rollo formed in 1995. This band was Faithless, and they went on to sell five million records. Over the next two years, Dido toured with Faithless (a very different

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