Shaun Escoffery Net Worth, Income, Salary, Earnings, Biography

Shaun Escoffery is an English soul and R&B artist and entertainer, who was brought into the world in London. His first significant delivery was the single “Space Rider”, delivered by Clam Music in Walk 2001. It was played routinely by the BBC Radio 1 DJ Trevor Nelson and The Dreem Group. It crested at #52 in the UK Singles Outline, and was trailed by the UK #53 hit, “Days Like This” in 2002. Subsequent to delivering a few different singles on a similar name, Escoffery turned out to be more seen for his voice – being seen by Lennox Lewis, who welcomed him to Memphis, Tennessee to sing the public hymn before his fight with Mike Tyson. 

In 2007, Escoffery delivered a collection entitled Move into Soul, which included cover variants of “A Change Is Going to Come” and “I Heard Unofficially”. Additionally that year, he got a Laurence Olivier Grant designation for his work in the stage melodic, March, and the next year played Mufasa in a London creation of The Lion Ruler. Escoffery’s other West End credits incorporate Les Misérables, Smokey Joe’s Bistro, Tommy and Mother I Need to Sing.

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