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Sophie Ellis-Bextor's New Tune

Sophie Ellis-BextorSophie Ellis-Bextor has released a second single from her ‘Wanderlust’ album.

The new single is ‘Runaway Dreamer’ and like most of the album it sees Sophie return to her indie pop roots rather than the dance floor. The album’s been a hit in the UK, it’s now Sophie’s best selling album after her debut ‘Read My Lips’ from back in 2001.

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All the tracks on the album were written in collaboration with British singer Ed Harcourt, who has six albums of his own. ‘Wanderlust’ is Ellis-Bextor’s sixth solo album, she also released one album as lead singer of British indie band theaudience.

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