The Deuce Act of the week is Singer Songwriter Cindy Alter from Johannesburg, South Africa and now based in Nashville, USA.

   

After gaining worldwide recognition at the tender age of 21 when she fronted the all girl rock group Clout who reached number 2 in the UK charts and number one in other countries with Substitute, Cindy Alter now returns with her new single Thrive which was selected for the new Numberella Charity Album.

When diagnosed with Leukaemia in 2002 shortly before a Clout reunion Cindy Alter kept her guitar by her side during her treatment helping hold her body and soul together and being the inspiration behind some of her new songs after fortunately making a full recovery.  Her music has been described as being honest, inspiring and open heart, and you can find more details on this by visiting her website www.creativeanddreams.com/cindy-alter or you can follow her on social media at www.facebook.com/cindy.alter.1

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More About The Numberella Charity Album

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Each year, Numberella releases a charity album to raise money for an educational charity.  This year, they are raising money for It's Humanity Foundation, who work to provide free education for children in the poorest areas of Bangladesh.  In addition to their existing campuses, Its Humanity Foundation recently opened a school on a converted bus which now tours around the slums in the capital Dhaka; broadening the horizons and improving the prospects of children there.  Most recently, the innovation was featured on BBC Asia.  

 

In the past, Numberella founder Alexander F.L Newberry went to visit three of the campuses, teaching teachers and children to play the Maths game Numberella and donating $1500 of Numberella equipment.   

Further information on Numerella can be found at www.numberella.club 

 

You can listen to Cindy Alter's new single Thrive below: