Cher Lloyd

English singer and songwriter

Cher Lloyd - Performers & Entertainers born July 28th, 1993
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Gained prominence as a contestant on the seventh series of a reality television music competition. Released debut album 'Sticks + Stones' in 2011, featuring the popular single 'Swagger Jagger.' Achieved significant chart success in the UK and internationally with hit singles, showcasing a blend of pop and rap styles. Continued to release music and collaborate with various artists, maintaining a presence in the music industry.

Released debut album 'Sticks + Stones'

Achieved hits like 'Swagger Jagger' and 'Want U Back'

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