Rea Garvey

A virtual unidentified in his indigenous Ireland but children name in his adopted homeland of Germany, Rea Garvey is best-known because the former-frontman of alt rock and roll quintet Reamonn (they split up in 2011). Blessed in Tralee, State Kerry in 1973, he began his profession fronting Dubliners the Reckless Pedestrians however in 1998, emigrated to Germany where he initial worked being a roadie and marketed T-shirts before founding Reamonn, who continued to rating 15 Best 40 singles and five TOP albums through the noughties. Garvey concurrently pursued many other tasks, duetting with famous brands Nelly Furtado (“All GOOD STUFF”) and Mary J. Blige (“Each Rip”), adding vocals to dance monitors by Jam and Spoon (“End up being Angeled”), Paul Truck Dyk (“RELEASE”), and ATB (“Owning a Incorrect Method”), and composing songs for skill display winners Nu Pagadi and Elli Erl. In 2011, he released his debut single single, “DISLIKE the Silence,” and its own parent recording of the same name, and was appointed among the judges on Germany’s edition of The Tone of voice.