Legendary, The Rah Band*, launch their global search for the mystery vocalist in their new single ‘Gipsy Girl’, out now. When the vocals were recorded, the singer left without leaving his name. Now the global search is on to find that voice and Yamaha Music London are giving their support.

Hidden deep within The Rah Band vaults, ‘Gipsy Girl’ was long forgotten for many years whilst the band turned their attention to creating albums and chart hits, both for themselves and for the likes of Paul McCartney, Shakin’ Stevens, Diana Ross and Carly Simon. The track was accidentally rediscovered in the dusty vaults late last year; the sound was so current that ‘Gipsy Girl’ was unleashed as the band’s new single. But who and where was the vocalist?

The Rah Band had commissioned a well-known session singer for a day of vocals, way back in late ‘90s. Due to a double booking, an unknown vocalist was sent as a stand-in; he ripped the roof off of the studio, then left without a trace….no name, no address, simply a moment in time captured within the vocal recording. The vocalist drifted away, never to be seen again.

Now, exactly 20-years on, The Rah Band liberate the long-lost ‘Gipsy Girl’ to a fresh generation of music lovers, with stonkin’ dance mixes from Looluz Lee and Superstylers and the search is on for the vocalist. Was that vocalist you? As The Rah Band deliver ‘Gipsy Girl’ to the masses, they’re launching a global search for the mystery vocalist. If it’s you, or if you recognise the voice, please get in touch https://www.facebook.com/The-RAH-Band-201366476562680/ or pop into Yamaha Music London and introduce yourself to Alice Erman.