In December 2008, Hart made an impromptu guest appearance with the Guards Big Band at a Super Busking gig in London's Covent Garden as part of Covent Garden's Christmas Delight celebrations. The performance took place in-sync with a visual light display by United Visual Artists in aid of homeless charity Crisis. In 2009, Hart performed before British troops in Afghanistan. In February 2010, Hart appeared at the King's Head Theatre, Islington, as a guest artist in Taboo-Be-Do! Hits and Misses from the Politically Incorrect Songbook, a show compiled and performed by Terence Blacker and Derek Hewitson of the duo Something Happened. The show was performed at festivals, including the Hay Festival, and the Aldeburgh Literary Festival. Musical style Her style has been described as a "renaissance of all things kitsch and fabulously forties", while Decca music mogul Mark Cavell hailed her as, "the Lily Allen of Jazz and if she's good enough for George and Brad she's good enough for Decca." Her musical hero is Ella Fitzgerald. Discography Whatever Happened to Romance? (Decca, 2007) The Lost Gershwin (2008) References 1988 births Living people English jazz singers American emigrants to the United Kingdom British women jazz singers 21st-century English women singers 21st-century English singers