Amy Macdonald

At 36 years old, Amy Macdonald has this physical status:

Career

In reaction to an advertisement created by songwriters Pete Wilkinson and Sarah Erasmus, Macdonald released a demo CD in response to an NME advertisement. Wilkinson said he was "absolutely shocked" at her songwriting abilities when he first heard Macdonald perform "This Is the Life" and "Mr Rock n Roll" at her house. He then spent eight to nine months with Macdonald's home studio in the hopes of securing a record contract for his new client. In 2007, she signed a Vertigo contract.

This Is the Life, Macdonald's debut album in 2007. The album has been out of print for three million copies and has risen to No. 1. It is the largest market in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Denmark. This Is the Life of No. 9 has arrived. The US Billboard 200 was 92 on the Billboard 200. "This Is the Life" single reached the No. 1 position. On the Billboard Triple-A radio airplay charts, 25 is ranked 25.

"Poison Prince," the album's first single, was limited to only 100 people. "Mr. Rock and Roll," Macdonald's first top 40 hit, debuted at No. 2 on the charts. In the United Kingdom, there are 12 in the country. However, the third single, "LA," fell at No. 4 in the top 40. 48.

"This Is the Life," the fourth and most popular single, debuted at No. 10. In the United Kingdom, there were 28 people on the streets, and there was no. In five other European countries, one in five is ranked No. 1 in the top Five countries. In Germany, Belgium, and Gold in Spain and Switzerland, the single was given a Platinum award in Germany, Belgium, and Switzerland. It was also the theme song of True Law (Prawo Agaty), a Polish legal drama TV series. Macdonald's second lowest chart position in the United Kingdom at No. 5 was given to her by the fifth single, "Run." The year is 75. However, "Run" charted at No. 1 on the charts, although "Run" charted at No. 1. In Germany, there are 36 people. The re-release of "Poison Prince" on the sixth and final single debuted on Thursday; it debuted at No. 84. Macdonald's lowest chart position in the United Kingdom, ranked 148, the lowest chart position in the country, which is Macdonald's lowest ranking.

On Bebo/iTunes' "Free Single of the Week" album, the album's track "Youth of Today" was selected as the first single to be featured on the band's "Free Single of the Week" collection.

She appeared on British and international television shows, including The Album Chart Show, Loose Women, Friday Night Project, Taratata (France), and This Morning. At the Silver Clef Awards, she received the best newcomer award. "This Is the Life" was her first appearance on several television shows in the United States, including Craig Ferguson's (2008) appearance on "Mr. Rock and Roll" where she appeared on "Mr. Rock and Roll" and also The Ellen DeGeneres Show (2008), where she performed her hit song, "This Is the Life."

Macdonald's sophomore album came out in 2009. "Some of the sounds are just amazing, and we've managed to persuade one of my favorite artists to whack some stuff on them," she said. "You'll have to wait and see." On the track "This Pretty Face," the artist in question was Paul Weller, who played electric guitar on the track "Love Love" and piano and bass guitar. It was called A Curious Thing and first published on March 8, 2010.

The album was preceded by the debut of "Don't Tell Me That It's Over" by it's first single, a week earlier on March 1, 2010. Amy performed it on BBC Radio 2 on Monday, and it was broadcast on UK radio on January 11, and she appeared on BBC Radio 2 the same day. "Don't Tell Me That It's Over" was also broadcast on radio in countries such as the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Germany, and France. On May 10, 2010, the album's second single "Spark" was released on digital download in its second form. Macdonald has also announced that she will tour the United Kingdom and other parts of Europe in 2010.

After Macdonald announced that she would embark on a tour titled The Love Love Tour, the album's third single "This Pretty Face" was announced on July 19, 2010. She appeared on "Dead End Street" with Ray Davies on his 2010 album See My Friends.

Life in a Beautiful Light, Macdonald's third album, was released on June 11, 2012. Following a "lovely year off" tour in favor of A Curious Thing, Macdonald began to write Life in a Beautiful Light. Macdonald had no time to write songs on her second album while touring with This Is the Life. Macdonald, on the other hand, said that Life in a Beautiful Sun was a more natural process. Before Macdonald's break, two songs from Life in a Beautiful Light were introduced. Macdonald was asked whether being a musician was a fulfilling career, as "In the End" was written.

Macdonald wrote "Human Spirit" after the Chilean miners' rescue. "Left That Body Long Ago" described her grandmother's decline into Alzheimer's disease, while "Across the Nile" is a reaction to the Arab Spring conflict.

"Slow It Down," "Pride," and "4th of July" were among the album's singles released on the album. Pride was written to express her displeasure with her appearance of the Flower of Scotland at Hampden Park prior to Scotland's international football games, according to BBC News.

In the End, Macdonald's last track on the album, In the End, was released in Surrey at the end of her previous tour and Life in a Beautiful Light. Pete Wilkinson was mixed by Bob Clearmountain, who had previously worked on her debut album. On June 2, 2012, she performed her song "Slow It Down" with the finalist of the Polish version of The X Factor, a girl group the Chance.

Macdonald began writing songs for a new album in early 2014, two years after the debut of her previous album Life in a Beautiful Light. In May 2014, she performed four new songs live. During the Scottish independence referendum in September 2014, she also sang "Leap of Faith." Macdonald revealed on Twitter in March 2015 that she was wrapping up the songwriting of the album, but that no one had started recording. She revealed on Twitter that she had begun recording sessions for the album on October 28, 2015. Later, she announced on her Instagram account that she had finished writing for the album and that she wished the album would be completed sometime in 2016. Macdonald revealed on Instagram on August 9, 2016, that her fourth album was finished and would be announced early 2017.

Macdonald said that although it was two and a half years in the making, it is the longest she had ever taken with an album, she was delighted to have taken the time and that the album has "the TLC that it so richly deserves."

On February 17, 2017, Macdonald introduced Under Stars, a new album. A video of an acoustic interpretation of new album track "Down by the Water" was also posted. She appeared on BBC Scotland's Hogmanay 2017 show, where she debuted her new single "Dream On."

Macdonald's debut, "Women of the World," was released in September 2018. The album was released on November 23, 2018. Macdonald has also announced a European tour, which she began in March and April 2019.

Macdonald began writing songs between 2018 and 2019, and she began recording her fifth studio album in February 2020. After an interruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in March, she returned to recording in June 2020.

She debuted "The Hudson," the album's top single, on August 27, 2020, and confirmed that the album's debut "The Human Inquiries" will be released on October 30, 2020. Macdonald has also revealed a European tour, which she will take part in between April and July 2021. Macdonald talked about the album and performed an acoustic version of the song "We Could Be So Much More" on BBC Radio 4's Front Row in November 2020.

She represented Scotland at the Free European Song Contest 2021, hosted in Cologne, Germany, on May 15th, 2021. "Statues" by her artist ended up in fourth place, earning 77 points.

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