Yvonne John Lewis’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro British musician
Is Singer 
From United Kingdom 
Type Music 
Gender female
Instruments:
Voice

Yvonne John Lewis (occasionally spelled Yvonne John-Lewis) is a female lead and backing singer from the United Kingdom. She is currently teaching mathmatics at a local school in London.

Hailing from London, she was discovered by Osmond Wright, better known by his stage name “Mozez” and a singer for British downtempo group Zero 7.

John Lewis first featured as a lead vocalist on Zero 7’s albums, and has gone on to provide lead vocals for and been featured on recordings by artists including as Basement Jaxx, Sia, Stella Browne, Narcotic Thrust and Rollercone. She is well known as the featured singer on Narcotic Thrust’s number one Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play hit from 2002, Safe from Harm.

John Lewis has worked as a backing vocalist for artists like Bryan Ferry, Blue, Enrique Iglesias, James Fargas, Westlife and Atomic Kitten. She also provided the vocal sample in Simon Webbe’s track, “No Worries”. She toured with Roxy Music in 2004.

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