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Leslie Clio

b. 1986

German singer-songwriter who sings mainly in English

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Born 1986. Leslie Clio is a German singer, songwriter, record producer, entrepreneur and composer.

Leslie Clio (born 16 August 1986) is a German singer songwriter, music video director, producer and entertainer.

Career In 2008, Clio moved to Berlin. In 2013, she released her first album Gladys, a retro soul pop record which got her signed to Universal Music and charted at No. 11 in the German Albums Chart. The singles "I Couldn't Care Less" and "Told You So" became instant airplay hits and earned her a nomination for an ECHO Award in the category "Best Female Artist National". She played with Keane, Marlon Roudette, Phoenix and Joss Stone on tour. Following the success of her first album, Clio released her second record Eureka (Universal Music) in spring 2015, which charted at No. 13. The first single "My Heart Ain't That Broken" became another top 50 airplay song. In 2015, Clio appeared on Shuko's record For the Love of It (2015) with the song "Heatwave" featuring Talib Kweli. She became one of the five members of the German jury for the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 in Vienna. Her third record Purple was released on 17 May 2017, and the additional acoustic EP was released in October. In 2018 she appeared on the German TV Show Sing Meinen Song. A purple deluxe edition was released in June 2018. In June 2019 she released Repeat, an EP with 6 cover songs. In 2020 she founded her own label House Of Clio. In 2021, she released the children's album HIGHFIVE! under the name KID CLIO and translated and sang the theme song for the Disney Princess 2021 campaign Ultimate Princess Celebration, originally sung by Brandy. Her fourth and self released studio album Brave New Woman was released on 4 February 2022. She was a finalist in the German edition of The Masked Singer. In 2023 she opened the Berlinale and supported Lionel Richie on his German shows. In 2024 she wrote two songs for Marianne Rosenberg's album Bunter Planet.

Personal life Leslie is vegan and a PETA activist.

Discography Albums Title Album details Peak chart positions GER AUT SWI Gladys Released: 8 February 2013 Label: Vertigo Berlin Formats: CD, LP, digital download 11 30 22 Eureka Released: 17 April 2015 Label: Vertigo Berlin Formats: CD, LP, digital download 14 β€” 85 Purple Released: 17 May 2017 Label: Embassy of Music Formats: CD, LP, digital download 41 β€” 67 Brave New Woman Released: 4 February 2022 Label: House of Clio, Sony Music Formats: CD, LP, digital download 55 β€” β€” "β€”" denotes items which were not released in that country or failed to chart.

Singles Title Year Peak chart positions Album GER AUT SWI "Told You So" 2012 41 53 β€” Gladys "I Couldn't Care Less" 2013 25 25 66 "Twist the Knife" β€” β€” β€” "My Heart Ain't That Broken" 2015 57 β€” β€” Eureka "Eureka" β€” β€” β€” "And I'm Leaving" 2017 β€” β€” β€” Purple "Rumours" 2018 β€” β€” β€” Purple Deluxe Edition "β€”" denotes items which were not released in that country or failed to chart.

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Who is Leslie Clio?

German singer-songwriter who sings mainly in English

When was Leslie Clio born?

Leslie Clio was born on 16 August 1986 in Hamburg.

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Leslie Clio is a singer, songwriter, record producer, entrepreneur and composer.

What nationality is Leslie Clio?

Leslie Clio is German.

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