Performing at the National Diversity Awards, in Liverpool, February 2022. Photograph: Shirlaine Forrest/Getty Images Heather Small recently announced her upcoming album ' Colour My Life', which is due to come out on 29th July. Working with award-winning producer Rupert Christie and the London Metropolitan Orchestra, she has created orchestral remakes of her biggest songs.

a b "Discography Heather Small". Swisscharts.com. Archived from the original on 3 February 2013 . Retrieved 16 November 2010. In 2018, Small celebrated 25 years of singing. She toured around the UK, [15] [16] celebrating her and M People's music. [17] M People's Heather Small wows Dudley crowds during solo show - in pictures". Express & Star . Retrieved 13 February 2019. Heather Small – The Voice of M People (rescheduled date)". Tyne Theatre & Opera House . Retrieved 23 January 2018. In 2005, a second M People greatest hits collection, Ultimate Collection, was released. The record featured both the biggest M People hits and two of Small's solo singles. "Proud" was re-released from this album and reached number 33 on the UK Singles Charts. M People reunited and played together on an arena tour in 2005, and they have played a few times each year afterwards. 2006–2008: Close to a MiracleAlongside the tour, Small planned to release a new album, Heather Small: Orchestral Greatest Hits, in May 2018, [18] but on 3 May, the project was declared to be cancelled. [19]

Queer As Folk: The Final Season (Music from the Showtime Original Series)". Apple Music. 23 August 2005 . Retrieved 23 June 2021.

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Pop star Heather Small's first bathroom was 'scary' and avocado green". Metro. London. 9 February 2022 . Retrieved 13 July 2022. It was announced in July 2010 that Small would take Chaka Khan's place alongside Anastacia and Lulu for the second Here Come the Girls tour, which took place across the UK during November and December 2010. [11] On 20 October 2010, she was rewarded with a BASCA Gold Badge Award in recognition of her contribution to music. [12] At the parade for the Queen’s platinum jubilee last month, Small appeared on one of the “national treasures” buses. Even now, at the age of 57, she wondered if she should do it: “I grew up thinking: ‘Do I belong?’” She endures constant reminders that the racism she experienced as a child hasn’t disappeared, but she is also adamant that you “don’t apologise for the space you take up”. When her son was born, it was the first time that she actively embraced her Britishness, she says. “I thought, I don’t want my son to grow up thinking: ‘Where do I belong?’ like I did. My son has got ties with Barbados. He goes there; he sees his family there. But he feels British, and he has the right to embrace these streets and be embraced, and if he’s not embraced he wants to know why.” In January 2022, Small appeared on the third series of The Masked Singer as "Chandelier". She was first to be unmasked. Charity work