manager approached Sony Music with a demo tape and she was signed to their label in late 2002. Martineau completed this debut album quickly, as most songs had already been written over the previous three years. Her debut single, "If I Fall", was released on 11 November 2002. The music video was filmed in Wraysbury. The album Daydreams was released a week later on 18 November. Tracks on the album were produced by a number of people, including Marius De Vries. A promotional preview CD containing one track from her album and four short previews was also circulated. Sony had planned to release a second single, "The Right Time" on 10 February 2003 but decided to cancel the release due to Martineau's poor health. Personal life Martineau remained on the waiting list for a triple heart, lung and liver transplant for more than a year and a half before dying at home on the morning of 6 March 2003. A documentary, The Nine Lives of Alice Martineau, was made by the BBC Television several months before her death and broadcast shortly after her death. On 9 February 2017, A Song for Tomorrow by Alice Peterson was published by Simon & Schuster. The novel was inspired by Martineau's life story and follows the journey of Alice, a woman with cystic fibrosis. Discography Album Daydreams (November 2002) Singles "If I Fall" (November 2002) "The Right Time" (unreleased) References External links The Alice Martineau Tribute Facebook page The Nine Lives Of Alice Martineau documentary on YouTube 1972 births 2003 deaths English women singer-songwriters Alumni of King's College London Deaths from cystic fibrosis English women pop singers 20th-century English women singers 20th-century English singers