Richard Oliver, who has been the main singer of all Chris Moyles’ BBC Radio 1 jingles over the last 8 years is releasing a single.
He’s collaborated with music producer Paul Rudd to create a summer anthem called Neon Lights.
The track, orchestrated and produced by Rudd, marks Oliver’s first mainstream release and will be available from July 29th on iTunes.
“Richard Oliver is the Breakfast Show’s very own version of U2’s, Bono!” exclaimed Moyles ahead of the new single release.
Neon Lights includes remixes from Mikael Wills, Kent & Parker, CutWires, and RuddDeFunk and follows Rudd’s dance- floor remake of Set Me Free with 80’s pop star Jaki Graham.
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Posted on Monday, July 23rd, 2012 at 12:15 pm by RadioToday Staff