and 2005. In addition to performing with the band, she also sang “I’m Ready” and “I Believe in You,” from her album Cherie. As Cyndi Almouzni / Cyndi Cherie resurfaced in the 2007 BBC selection for the 2007 Eurovision Song Contest, but no mention was made of "Cherie" again as Cyndi reverted to her family name. On 17 March 2007 Cyndi Almouzni competed in the BBC's Eurovision: Making Your Mind Up contest to decide who would represent the United Kingdom at the 2007 Eurovision Song Contest in Helsinki, Finland. She sang the song "I'll Leave My Heart", which had been produced by renowned Grammy award-winning producer Brian Rawling. Terry Wogan announced the winner to be Cyndi while, simultaneously, co-host Fearne Cotton revealed the winner to be Scooch. After several seconds of confusion from both contestants, it was revealed that Scooch were the true winners. It was later revealed by the BBC that Cyndi had received 47% of the vote to Scooch's 53%. Her song was entered into the OGAE Second Chance Contest 2007 competition, and came second. Cyndi was known to be working on album material which was due for release in 2009. She made a comeback in 2012 when in Groovenut EP release. The Ep and the dance hit is "Lose Control" featuring Cyndi (as a mononym). As Cindy Alma In 2013, she released two singles with the Dutch DJ Armin van Buuren, most notably the hit single, "Beautiful Life" and "Don't Want to Fight Love Away". The ongoing collaboration has led to Cindy becoming a featured artist on Van Buuren's "Intense World Tour 2014". In July 2017, she released a single, "Party Every Day". Then in November 2017, she released a single using the same music but different lyrics with a winter/Christmas theme, "Xmas Every Day". Discography As Cherie Albums 2004: Cherie Singles 2003: "Betcha Never" 2004: "I'm Ready" 2004: "Older Than My Years" As Cyndi Singles 2007: "I'll Leave My Heart" Featured in 2012: "Lose Control" (Groovenut feat. Cyndi) As Cindy Alma Singles 2013: "Beautiful Life" - Armin van Buuren featuring Cindy Alma. 2013: "Don't Want to Fight Love Away" - Armin van Buuren featuring Cindy Alma. 2016: "Sad Song” 2017: "Party Every Day” 2017: "Xmas Every Day” 2019: "Made of Steel” See also List of number-one dance singles of 2004 (U.S.) List of artists who reached number one on the US Dance chart References External links