Maida Vale
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| Restaurants | The Elgin |
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| Banana Tree Maida Vale | |
| Hotels | London Marriott Hotel Maida Vale |
| The New London Carlton Hotel | |
| Lanark Lodge | |
| Wonderful Rooms | |
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About Maida Vale
Bianca Williams: 'I'm shocked by Met officer fundraiser'
... Police followed the athletes as they drove to their home in Maida Vale from training with their baby son, then three months old, in the back seat of their Mercedes...
Bianca Williams: Fundraiser for sacked Met officers raises £50K
... Police followed the athletes in July 2020 as they drove to their home in Maida Vale from training with their baby son, then three months old, in the back seat of their Mercedes...
Bianca Williams: Two Met officers guilty of athlete search gross misconduct
... They were handcuffed and searched outside their Maida Vale home while their baby was in the car in July 2020...
Bianca Williams: Stopped athlete was stereotyped by police, panel told
... The couple were stopped outside their home in Maida Vale on 4 July 2020, and had their three-month-old baby with them in their car...
Met PC used low level of force on sprinter, tribunal hears
... The tribunal has heard police followed and stopped the couple as they drove to their Maida Vale home from training, with their baby son, who was then three months old, in the back seat of their Mercedes...
Bianca Williams: Met PC denies race was a factor in athlete pursuit
... Mr dos Santos and Ms Williams were stopped outside their home in Maida Vale, west London, and had their three-month-old baby with them in their car...
Bianca Williams: Met PC thought he smelled cannabis in car
... Sprinter Ricardo Dos Santos and his partner Bianca Williams were handcuffed and searched outside their home in Maida Vale, west London, in July 2020...
Bianca Williams: Sprinter tells hearing she is constantly stopped by police
... Bianca Williams and her partner Ricardo dos Santos had their three-month-old baby in the car when they were pulled over in Maida Vale in July 2020...
Celeste: Who is BBC Music Introducing's Artist of the Year?
Celeste Waite is tipped for The Top in 2020
Every January The Music world looks ahead, predicting who will be breaking through over the next 12 months.
This year is no different. There's already a wealth of "next-big-things-which-are-new-and-ones-to-watch-for-2020" lists doing the rounds.
And there's one name popping up on all of them: Celeste.
The Singer has just won the, which is given to artists who are tipped for success. She joins the likes of Adele, Haim and Ellie Goulding who have all topped The List in previous years.
This comes off the back of a successful 2019, which saw the 25-year-old receive the Brits' Rising Star award and be named Bbc Music Introducing's Artist of the Year.
So here's all you need to know about The Act catching everyone's eye (Well . . Ear ).
Where did it start? Celeste hadn't been to Glastonbury before playing the Bbc Music Introducing stage last yearThe 25-year-old British-Jamaican, who grew up in Brighton, started singing around 10 years ago when she was inspired by hearing Elton John 's Your Song.
"I remember being 15 or 16. . It's quite a funny choice of song for someone that age," she told Bbc Radio 4 's Woman's Hour.
"I asked my mum to come into my room and told her 'don't look at me, don't stare at me but I'm going to try and sing this song'.
"I remember her looking quite pleased. That's when I remember having the confidence to try a bit more. "
Introducing. . CelesteThe Singer picked up backing from Bbc Music Introducing after adding music to the uploader to be considered alongside hundreds of thousands of others.
Her soulful vocals were soon picked out and played by Bbc Radio 1 and 1Xtra DJs including Huw Stephens , Annie Mac and Dj Target .
Bbc Music Introducing was launched in 2007 with the aim of championing new talent like Florence and The MachineShe's since had countless plays across the stations, including her track Daydreaming being Introducing's track of the week on 1Xtra in 2017.
Her journey continued in 2019, with performances all over The World including Glastonbury and SXSW Festival in the US and recording a prestigious Maida Vale session for Radio 1 .
She says her set at SXSW "felt like the start of everything".
Speaking to Huw Stephens in December 2019, after finding out she'd been named Bbc Music Introducing's Artist of the Year, Celeste said she found the US "a really fruitful and inspiring place" to write because it gave her an escape from distractions Back Home .
In 2019, Celeste joined acts like Catfish and The Bottlemen (pictured in 2014), Jack Garratt and Izzy Bizu in being named Bbc Music Introducing's Artist of the YearIn February 2019, she performed her breakout hit Strange - shortlisted for Annie Mac 's Hottest Record of 2019 - for the First Time at The Lexington as part of a Bbc Introducing showcase.
"You never know how you're going to feel or how people are going to react when you play things for the First Time ," she told Huw.
"It seemed like it was a memorable moment for people in The Crowd too, that was one of my highlights of the year. "
Introducing and Beyond . .In March 2017, Celeste released her debut EP, The Milk and Honey, which was produced by Lily Allen 's Bank Holiday Records label.
The Singer then went on to sign a major record deal with Polydor in 2018.
And if that wasn't enough, she's also picked up Famous Fans like James Corden , Jorja Smith and Sam Fender and also made her UK TV debut on Later… with Jools Holland in October 2019.
Despite being tipped by pretty much everyone for big things, The Singer doesn't seem to be feeling too much pressure about what the year has in store.
"Yes! 2020! ," she told Huw Stephens last month.
"I've been Looking Forward to this year for so long, I've had this number in my head for ages. "
Along with "a load more shows" Celeste is set release her debut album at some point this year.
But don't hold your breath, she says it's due "by the end of the year".
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This article was originally published on 3 December 2019
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Source of news: bbc.com
