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David Cicero

b. 1970

American singer and songwriter

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Born 1970. David Cicero is an American singer and singer-songwriter.

David John Cicero (born May 29, 1970, Greenport, New York, United States) is a Scottish-American singer and keyboardist who was signed in 1991 to Spaghetti Records, a record label owned by Pet Shop Boys. Releasing material as Cicero, he went on to have minor success in the early 1990s.

Career Cicero was born in Long Island, but when his parents divorced, he moved to Livingston, Scotland. In 1987, his school band Pneumatic Beat came third in a Battle of the Bands competition encouraging Cicero to become a musician full time. In 1989, he attended a Pet Shop Boys concert in Glasgow and gave a demo tape to Peter Andreas, Pet Shop Boys' personal assistant. Andreas contacted Cicero with an offer of artist management and later, when Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe heard Cicero's material, they signed him up to their recently formed Spaghetti label, licensed through Polydor.

Cicero released his debut single "Heaven Must Have Sent You Back to Me" on August 12, 1991. Despite promotion from the artist and Pet Shop Boys, the single failed to chart. The follow-up, "Love Is Everywhere", reached number 19 in the UK Singles Chart in January 1992 and may have charted higher, as Cicero saw his Top of the Pops slot dropped at the last minute to make room for Michael Jackson's 10-minute video for "Black or White". The third single release was "That Loving Feeling" which reached number 46 in April 1992.

In 2021, he released Today the follow-up to Future Boy, his first new album in 29 years, which included "In the Rain (Children of Today)", a single recorded with his 8-year-old daughter Holly and "Wish" with Amy Maeve Ballie, a Livingston-based artist who plays in Cicero's band. In 2022, Cicero released an instrumental album project called Atmospheric with singles such as "When Love Fades Away".

Discography Albums Future Boy (Spaghetti / Polydor) (1992) Future Boy – The Complete Works (Cherry Red / Strike Force Entertainment) (2016 re-issue) Today (2021) Atmospheric (2022) For Broken Hearts (2024)

Singles "Heaven Must Have Sent You Back to Me" (Spaghetti / CIAO 1) "Love Is Everywhere" (1992) (Spaghetti / CIAO 3) "That Loving Feeling" (1992) (Spaghetti / CIAO 4) "Heaven Must Have Sent You Back to Me (Remix)" (1992) (Spaghetti / CIAO 5) "Live for Today" (Spaghetti / CIAO 7) "Don't Worry" (Clubscene) "Say Hello Wave Goodbye" (1996) (Clubscene) "She Has a Way" (1996) (Clubscene) "Summertime" (1997) (Clubscene) "Forever More" (Academy Street) "Wish" (featuring Amy Baillie) (Academy Street) "Face This World Alone" (2015) (Academy Street) "Wish" (with Amy Maeve Ballie) (2021) "In the Rain (Children of Today)" (with Holly Cicero) (2021) "This World I Never Knew" (2021) "Hold Onto The Memories" (2021) "When Love Fades Away" (2022) "We Were In Love" (2022) "Weekender" (2022)

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American singer and songwriter

When was David Cicero born?

David Cicero was born on 29 May 1970 in Greenport.

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David Cicero is a singer and singer-songwriter.

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David Cicero is American.

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