Hazel O’Connor

Although her career appears to have been even more being a media sensation than as a musician sometimes, British-born singer, songwriter, and actress Hazel O’Connor has stayed active and productive since her breakthrough role as Kate within the 1980 film Breaking Glass. The soundtrack record for Breaking Cup, which O’Connor composed, was an enormous U.K. strike and spawned many singles, starting her musical profession, although she continuing to do something on British Television and in a number of stage productions while preserving a dynamic touring timetable with her music group Megahype. Among her many albums will be the 1980 debut, Breaking Cup, that same year’s Sons & Fans, 1981’s Cover Plus, 1984’s Smile, 1993’s TO BECOME Freed and On the Moon…Live, 1995’s Personal Wars, 1997’s Reside in Berlin, 1998’s 5 each day, 2000’s Beyond the Breaking Cup, 2002’s Acoustically Yours, 2003’s “best of” ONE Collection, 2005’s Hidden Center as well as the double-disc Fighting Back again, along with a 2008 edition of Smile. Throughout her profession, O’Connor has utilized the great pressure and scrutiny that followed her sudden popularity being a central metaphor in her function, describing the often-baffling complexities of contemporary life within a media-driven world.