After an astonishing year which saw her described as “The voice of 2013” by The Evening Standard, nominated for two BRIT Awards (British Female Solo Artist and British Breakthrough Act), shortlisted for the Mercury Prize and receiving a nomination in the Album Award category at the recent Ivor Novello Awards, Laura Mvula returns with a new recording of her Top Ten debut album ‘Sing To The Moon’, released through RCA Victor (Sony) today.

Recorded at London’s legendary Abbey Road Studios with the Dutch Metropole Orkest and led by conductor Jules Buckley, the album contains new arrangements of all twelve tracks from the original LP, including singles ‘She’ and ‘Green Garden’.

The singer-songwriter’s music fuses orchestral soul, poetic lyrics and thrilling harmonies. Her voice, layered with velvety lushness, is a one-woman symphony - a match made in heaven for the power and talent of the 52 strong orchestra.  These new arrangements send Laura’s ambitious and stunning debut to new heights, paying tribute to her classical training.

Since announcing the release of her debut EP back in November 2012, Laura has been picking up critical acclaim and support from some of the biggest tastemakers around. Laura's unique sound has entranced critics, leading to her album being hailed as “One of the most striking and original debuts from any British artist in many a year.” by the Telegraph.  

As one of the most exciting new musical talents to come out of the UK, Laura deserves every bit of attention she gets. As Clash magazine say “Beautiful in voice and soul, lift your eyes skyward and watch this girl soar”.