Palace of the King’s Tim Henwood has been in the studio working on new music for former Missing Hours singer Emma Hewitt.
The Geelong born now Los Angeles based Hewitt released her debut solo album ‘Burn Down The Sky’ in 2012. That album featured mixes by include Armin van Buuren, Cosmic Gate, tyDi, Morgan Page, Shogun, Arnej, Matt Darey, Ivan Gough, and Jerome Isma-Ae.
Emma’s debut single ‘Carry Me Home’ in 2007. The song reached no 11 in Spain and no 12 in Finland and spent 50 weeks on Billboard’s Hot Dance airplay chart peaking at no 1 in December 2007.
“I’ve spent the last few weeks in the studio making a record with the very talented Emma Hewitt around my Palace of the King commitments and I have to say it’s sounding killer,” Henwood said in a Facebook post.
“I’ve been working with Emma and her brother Anthony for many years now and it’s always a pleasure and exciting working with them on their music,” he added.
“I love working with talented people who are passionate about their art and I’m fortunate to have worked with so many over my career.
I know Emma is a big international star these days, but check her out if you haven’t already”.
Emma’s 2012 single ‘Colours’ has had over 3 million views on YouTube.
Meanwhile Tim’s band Palace of the King will release their second album ’Valles Marineris’ in coming weeks. Pre-orders for the album are at PledgeMusic.
Palace of the King Australian dates
June 18, Geelong, Black Hatt Hotel
August 13, Melbourne, Cherry Bar
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