About Lorenz
Lorenz is set to release his new single and album following his major chart success as the ONLY new artist in the top 40 in September 2006 with his single 'Set Me Free' hitting number 21 on physical sales. He has written and recorded some stunning material, produced by legendary Ian Levine and Clive Scott including a song collaboratively written by Take That's Gary Barlow and 10cc's Graham Gouldman. He now has an outstanding band of ex Brit School musicians and is starting to perform live ...
"LORENZ IS ABOUT TO SET THE CHARTS AND OUR HEARTS ALIGHT, PROVING HE'S NOT JUST A PRETTY FACE... THOUGH IT IS A VERY PRETTY FACE!"
NEW Magazine
Lorenz's debut single 'Turn The Beat Around', released in October 2005 went straight in to the official club chart at number 10 and gained a massive profile with his groundbreaking billboard campaign making history as the first artist to use bluetooth technology to promote a single.
"A NOVEL BID FOR FULL EXPOSURE"
Music Week
He was featured in ALL the National media along with appearances on daytime and pop TV shows.
Lorenz's stunning 2005 calendar made history for being the first commercially available of an unknown celebrity and sold out so fast that Danilo, the biggest calendar manufacturer in Europe immediately commissioned one for 2006 which sold out equally fast. Lorenz was quickly plucked from obscurity and preened for stardom - after many successful modelling jobs and a multitude of Television appearances, Lorenz was approached to model for Armani and Ralph Lauren in Milan. Lorenz takes his fitness equally seriously having trained religiously since the age of 15 and his infamous "six pack" has resulted in him becoming somewhat of a fitness 'guru' - consequently he has added a YMCA personal trainer qualification to his achievements. As a result of this he was approached by the largest worldwide Nutritional Supplement company Met-Rx to front a massive ad campaign in 2008 where he will be targetting a new protein bar for the female market.
"THIS SEXY SINGER HITS ALL THE RIGHT NOTES"
OK Magazine