BIOGRAPHY
Laura White is a British singer-songwriter, born on August 31, 1987, in Atherton, near Manchester, England. She gained public recognition by participating in the fifth season of the British television show "The X Factor" in 2008, where she finished in eighth place.
After her appearance on "The X Factor", Laura White signed with the Universal Music label and released her first single "You Should Have Known" in 2009. Despite receiving positive critical reception, she did not achieve significant commercial success with her early releases.
Determined to continue in the music industry, Laura White also wrote songs for other artists, including hits for well-known singers such as Rita Ora and Galantis. Her ability to write effective and touching pop songs has been an important aspect of her career.
In 2013, she released an EP titled "What My Mother Taught Me", which received positive reviews and helped establish her reputation as a solo artist. Her musical style combines elements of soul, jazz, and pop, with a powerful and emotionally expressive voice, earning her comparisons to singers such as Adele and Amy Winehouse.
Laura White continues to work in the music industry, evolving both as an artist and a songwriter for others, thereby developing her career in the music industry.
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