Caron Wheeler

Caron Wheeler is a versatile vocalist known for her work in dance and urban contemporary music. She rose to fame as a member of Soul II Soul, lending her soulful voice to hits like "Keep on Movin'" and "Back to Life." Wheeler's solo career includes the release of albums like UK Blak and Beach of the War Goddess in the early 1990s, showcasing her talent beyond her collaborative work.

With a background in reggae bands like Brown Sugar and Afrodiziak, Caron Wheeler's vocal prowess caught the attention of artists like Phil Collins, Erasure, and Elvis Costello for session work. Her time with Soul II Soul resulted in the 1989 smash LP Keep on Movin', which sold two million copies and featured her on the chart-topping single "Back to Life." Wheeler's successful collaborations and solo projects solidify her reputation as a dynamic and influential artist in the music industry.