Lydia Denker

Lydia Norma Denker (born 25 December 1980, Germany) is an Australian-based pop singer-songwriter. Her second single, "One Perfect Day", was released in 2004, which peaked at No. 35 on the ARIA Singles Chart. In August 2006 Denker made the top 24 of the fourth season of Australian Idol, but did not advance to the top 12.

Biography Lydia Norma Denker was born in December 1980 in Germany and grew up in the town of Niedermittlau, Hesse. Her parents are Joseph and Jutta Denker, she has a son and she has a sister. It was co-written by Alex Farrugia, John Anthony Cocivera, Merril Bainbridge, and Owen Bolwell. "Real to Me (Barcelona groove remix)" appeared on the various artists compilation album, Big Brother – The Album: Music Inspired By (June 2001).

Her second single, "One Perfect Day", followed in February 2004, which reached No. 35. It also peaked at No. 7 on the related ARIA Australasian Artists Singles Chart. The single was written by David Hobson and Phil Buckle and includes remixes by Radio Slave and dance music DJ-producer, Josh Abrahams.

Australian Idol: 2006

In August 2006 Denker made the top 24 of the fourth season of Australian Idol, but did not advance to the top 12.

Performances Round Song Original artist Result Semi-Final 4 "One Moment in Time" Whitney Houston Eliminated

Later work In 2012 Denker released her debut extended play, Voices, along with the related single, "Voices (In Your Head)". In 2013 it was re-released in a remixed (by DJ Argonaut) form.

Outside of her musical career Denker is also a professional photographer.

Discography Extended plays Title Album details Peak chart positions AUSVoicesReleased: 30 December 2012 Formats: Digital download Label: Independent —

Singles Title Year Peak chart positions Album AUS "Real to Me" 2000 — Non-album single "One Perfect Day" 2004 35 One Perfect Day Soundtrack "Voices (In Your Head)" 2012 — Voices (EP) "Voices (DJ Argonaut vs. Lydia Denker Remix)" 2013 — Non-album single "—" denotes releases that did not chart.