Shelley Nelson and Ed Case re-unite for 
"Find A Way/ I Know The Truth"

Shelley Nelson releases "Find A Way/I Know The Truth" 
on Wonderboy Records/Universal Music Television on November 5th.

Available on vinyl and CD, both tracks perfectly combine Shelley’s trademark uplifting vocals and celebrated songwriting with Ed Case’s solid production and musicianship – talents which have already scored him successes during 2001 with his "refix" of ‘Clint Eastwood’ for Gorillaz and ‘Who?’, his major label debut single.

Shelley and Ed first collaborated on their classic UK garage club anthem "Something In Your Eyes". A playlist favourite for Radio 1, it hit top 40 and No. 2 in the National Dance Chart in 2000.

Shelley was launched into the spotlight with her interpretation of The Sundays’ classic "Here’s Where The Story Ends" with Tin Tin Out. Released in 1998, it reached No. 7 in the UK charts and was the second biggest airplay hit of that year (beaten only by Robbie Williams’ "Angels"). The track was also awarded an Ivor Novello Award for "Best Contemporary Song", courtesy of Shelley’s emotive performance. The follow-up, "Sometimes" reached No. 20 in the UK chart, and Shelley also sang on pop/dance act Rest Assured’s top 15 hit "Treat Infamy" in the same year.

These successes, added to two earlier substantial club hits, (the MCA signed "Top Of The World" by Dudearella and Coalition’s "Lose Her Now" from Secret Motion), led to Shelley signing a solo deal with Universal Music TV in 1999 and scoring her first solo hit, "Fall From Grace", that same year.

Between trips to perform in Ayia Napa and Ibiza - alongside club PA’s across the UK - Shelley is currently writing for her forthcoming album.

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