Katherine Jenkins

Nettwerk-management artist Katherine Jenkins recently premiered her new video for "Break It To My Heart" on UK website the Daily Mail. "Break It To My Heart" is the first single from the Welsh mezzo-saprano's upcoming album Daydream, out October 17 in the UK on Warner Bros Records. The video was directed by Christopher Cottam, who also directed R&B singer Kelis' 2010 video for "Acapella."

Recorded in Los Angeles and London in spring this year, Katherine has once again teamed up with John Shanks in the U.S (credits include Take That & Westlife and Katherine’s hit 2010 single "Tell Me I’m Not Dreaming"), and Simon Franglen in London (credits include Barbra Streisand, Céline Dion and the Oscar nominated soundtrack to James Cameron’s Avatar). Her eighth and most personal album to date, Daydream draws together music and songs she loves from across classical, traditional, folk and easy pop that have inspired her over the course of her life.

Nettwerk-managed artist Katherine Jenkins, the record-breaking multi platinum selling mezzo soprano, today announces the UK release of her eighth studio album on October 17, 2011 (Warner Bros Records). The album, titled Daydream, sees Katherine return to her musical roots.

Her most personal album to date, it draws together music and songs she loves from across classical, traditional, folk and easy pop that have inspired her over the course of her life.

Recorded in Los Angeles and London in spring this year, Katherine has once again teamed up with John Shanks in the U.S (credits include Take That & Westlife and Katherine’s hit 2010 single "Tell Me I’m Not Dreaming"), and Simon Franglen in London (credits include Barbra Streisand, Céline Dion and the Oscar nominated soundtrack to James Cameron’s Avatar).

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After what has already been a world-wind 2010 for Nettwerk Management artist Katherine Jenkins, her latest announcement ensures things are only set to get bigger for her!  Katherine has been given the honour of recording the title song to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s highly anticipated production, Love Never Dies - the sequel to Phantom of the Opera. 

An excited Katherine says, “I’ve known Andrew for many years, and when we first spoke about me recording this track, I had to jump at the chance. It’s been an amazing twelve months, so for me this really is the cherry on the cake”.

The track, produced by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Nigel Wright earlier this year, will appear on a new edition of Katherine's latest album, Believe, due March 29 in the UK. What's more, fans can also look forward to Katherine and French tenor, Amaury Vasilli's beautiful interpretation of 'Endless Love," which will also feature as a bonus track on the album.

The new album, Believe, from Award-winning Welsh mezzo-soprano Katherine Jenkins debuted this week on the UK charts at #6 with just over 30,000 albums sold. Believe, which includes a duet with Andrea Bocelli, was recorded in Los Angeles with producer David Foster.

Check out Katherine's stunning new video (above) for her new single "Bring Me To Life," a cover of the hit song from Evanescence. Katherine says of the video (filmed on location in Istanbul), "I think you’ll love the look, it’s very Film noir and Bridget Bardot-esque!"

Nettwerk Music Group is proud to announce the signing of award-winning Welsh mezzo-soprano Katherine Jenkins to its management roster. Jenkins will be co-managed by long-time Nettwerk manager Peter Leak and Tara Joseph, who has worked closely with Jenkins over the past two and a half years.

"I am delighted that Katherine has chosen to join us at Nettwerk,” comments Leak. “She is a thrilling performer and having achieved so much already, she is now poised to become the global superstar that she deserves to be. We are excited to be working with her to reach that next level of her career."

Katherine Jenkins' first album Premiere made her the fastest-selling mezzo-soprano to date; she later became the first British classical artist to have two number one albums in the same year. Her third album Rejoice reached #3 on the UK pop chart, and she also stands as the first female artist to win two consecutive Classical BRIT Awards. Jenkins has released five classical number one studio albums to date, selling 3,000,000 copies. She recently announced a major 11-date UK arena tour starting March 2010.