Naomi Phoenix
Naomi Phoenix is an English singer-songwriter from Warwick who had several … Read Full Bio ↴Naomi Phoenix is an English singer-songwriter from Warwick who had several releases between 1997 and 1999 on Gut under the alias 'Naomi'. Naomi's name at the time of the releases was Naomi Freeth but since leaving Gut has since changed her name to Naomi Phoenix (the name by which she now performs).
Whilst with Gut, Naomi's stable-mates were Sound 5, Jimmy Somerville, James Taylor Quartet, Space, Arabesque and Tom Jones. The "Naomi" band was formed of Naomi (Vocals and Guitar), Spike Barker (Drums), Simon 'Sickboy' Bayliss (Bass), Dan Whitehouse (Guitar) and Dean Deavall (Keyboard).
Naomi was educated at Trinity Catholic Technology College in Warwick and Leamington Spa, United Kingdom and was in the same year at this school as Folk duo Nizlopi. Naomi released her first single 'Personal Touch' as a limited release (3000 Copies) in 1997. This debut single was supported several times by the Melody Maker music magazine featuring in their 'Hit List' prior to its release on 18 October 1997, given 'Single of the Week' following its release on 29 November 1997 and given a large spread interview as their 'Pick of the Week' on 6 December 1997. Naomi also caught the attention of the NME. Naomi has also appeared on national television including 'Music File' on BBC2[and also 'The Melinda Messenger show' on Channel 5. Naomi has supported the likes of Beth Orton, Saint Etienne, Hurricane#1, and Heather Nova.[
Whilst with Gut, Naomi's stable-mates were Sound 5, Jimmy Somerville, James Taylor Quartet, Space, Arabesque and Tom Jones. The "Naomi" band was formed of Naomi (Vocals and Guitar), Spike Barker (Drums), Simon 'Sickboy' Bayliss (Bass), Dan Whitehouse (Guitar) and Dean Deavall (Keyboard).
Naomi was educated at Trinity Catholic Technology College in Warwick and Leamington Spa, United Kingdom and was in the same year at this school as Folk duo Nizlopi. Naomi released her first single 'Personal Touch' as a limited release (3000 Copies) in 1997. This debut single was supported several times by the Melody Maker music magazine featuring in their 'Hit List' prior to its release on 18 October 1997, given 'Single of the Week' following its release on 29 November 1997 and given a large spread interview as their 'Pick of the Week' on 6 December 1997. Naomi also caught the attention of the NME. Naomi has also appeared on national television including 'Music File' on BBC2[and also 'The Melinda Messenger show' on Channel 5. Naomi has supported the likes of Beth Orton, Saint Etienne, Hurricane#1, and Heather Nova.[
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