Kiki Dee

Kiki Dee, born on March 6, 1947, is an English singer-songwriter known for her soulful voice and her collaborations with other prominent musicians. Her real name is Pauline Matthews, but she adopted the stage name Kiki Dee early in her career.

Kiki Dee gained recognition in the 1970s with her hit single "I've Got the Music in Me." She achieved further success with the duet "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" with Elton John, which became a chart-topping hit in 1976. The song remains one of her most well-known and enduring collaborations.

Throughout her career, Kiki Dee has released numerous albums, exploring various musical genres such as pop, rock, soul, and adult contemporary. Some of her other popular songs include "Amoureuse," "Star," and "Loving and Free." Her music often showcases her powerful vocals and emotive delivery.

In addition to her solo career, Kiki Dee has collaborated with notable artists such as Dusty Springfield, Stevie Wonder, and Carmelo Luggeri. Her contributions to music have earned her critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base.

Kiki Dee's career spans several decades, and she continues to perform and release music, captivating audiences with her talent and rich musicality. Her soulful voice and memorable collaborations have solidified her status as a respected and influential artist in the music industry.