Adam Lanceley, the man who was told he would never walk or talk again after a childhood brain injury

LONDON - May 18, 2016 - PRLog -- As a child, Adam Lanceley was involved in car crash suffering a crushed pelvis, damage to his legs and a serious brain injury. Doctors said it would be unlikely that he'd ever walk or talk again. Determined to prove them wrong, Adam has since achieved incredible feats.

Presented by the late HRH Princess Diana, Adam's recovery was so remarkable that he was one of 150 children to achieve the McDonald's Child of Achievement. Before realising his passion for music, his sights were set on acting, getting offered a place at The BRIT school (which he now regrets turning down!).

Adam was still able to find a place at East 15 Acting School, but soon found acting wasn't for him: 'This might have been a step too far - coupled with my vulnerable nature, a side effect of my head injuries, it had a detrimental impact on my mental health. I began to find acting too restrictive & had a lot of my own feelings that I would rather express in my own way, rather than someone else's ideas in a script.'

Choosing to pursue a music career, Adam has already released several albums slowly developing his sound into the unique brand it is today. Deliberately relying on an old-skool production style and using unconventional instrumentation, his new colourful album Postcards From Then… is a must-listen for anyone looking for something a little left-field.

Listen to the lead single 'The Dream of Yesterday' here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/jfrk1d7hek5ljmz/Adam%20Lanceley%20-%20Track%202%20-%20The%20Dream%20of%20Yesterday.mp3?dl=0

Stream here on Soundcloud:

https://soundcloud.com/adam-129087330/the-dream-of-yesterday

If learning to speak again wasn't already impressive enough, Adam has pushed himself to become a singer, developing his own unique vocal style: 'I still have the gift of being able to communicate emotion and feeling through my music. What makes it more meaningful to me is that relearning my life skills includes having to learn to talk again.'

Adam is dedicated to raising money for The Brain and Spine Foundation and has run a number of 10k runs and two marathons in support.

Postcards From Then… is set to be released May 23^rd


Watch this video to hear his story:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fIBwSXvlCs



Links:

https://twitter.com/adamlanceley

https://itunes.apple.com/gb/artist/adam-lanceley/id569012210

https://soundcloud.com/adam-129087330