Daryl Braithwaite, known for his tenure as the lead singer of the popular '70s Australian band Sherbet, also found success as a solo artist with hits like "You're My World," which reached number one in 1974. After the band disbanded in 1984, Braithwaite made a successful comeback in 1988 with the album Edge, featuring the chart-topping single "One Summer," and continued to release albums into the 2010s.
Born in Melbourne in 1949, Braithwaite joined Sherbet in 1970 and enjoyed chart success both with the band and as a solo artist. Despite a brief hiatus in the early '80s, he returned to music with the release of Edge in 1988, which led to further hits like "The Horses" in 1991 and a successful music career that saw him inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2017. Braithwaite's enduring popularity was highlighted by his Top Five solo compilation Days Go By in 2017, marking over 25 years since his last chart-topping album.
