After many hours locked away in the studio, Lloyd Daniels has released his debut single and EP ‘Suburbian Girl’.
The hunky singer first shot to stardom in 2009 on The X Factor and with Cheryl Cole as his mentor Lloyd made it all the way to the semi-finals before narrowly being voted off in the sing-off.
Lloyd Daniels has reportedly been dropped by his management company.
The 19 year old singer shot to fame on the 2009 X Factor series, when he finished in fifth place, just ahead of rock singer Jamie Archer.
It had been reported that Lloyd would release his first single “Crazy” on the 14th of February, however fans have now been told that the single has been given to another singer.
A statement was posted on the Facebook page ” Official Lloyd Daniels News ” saying:
Lloyd Daniels has admitted that he warns people off entering The X Factor and says that he would never want to live through the experience again.
The 17 year old auditioned for Simon and co last year and sang through the live shows until he was eliminated in week eight. Although he hasn’t landed a record deal, he does now travel the length and breadth of the country performing at gigs. His life has changed massively but would he recommend it to his friends?
The Welsh singer told Wales Online:
X Factor star Lloyd Daniels has assured fans that he is ok after being injured in a car crash.
The accident occured as the singer was dropping his flatmate Lucie Jones to a London tube station just five weeks after passing his driving test. He wrote off his £13,000 mini and sustained bruises, burns and whiplash in the crash last week.
Lloyd wrote on his Twitter page: “Thanks for the support guys.
Former X Factor contestant Lloyd Daniels has been injured in a car crash his mother confirmed.
The 17-year-old, passed his driving test just five weeks ago and got into the accident of Friday, sustaining whiplash, bruises and burns from his airbag.
Lloyd had been dropping fellow X Factor star and current flatmate Lucie Jones at a London tube station when the accident occured. He was later treated at St George’s Hospital for his injuries.
They are not dating but Welsh teenagers Lucie Jones and Lloyd Daniels have decided to share a flat in London, while they try to advance their music careers.
Lloyd, who finished in fifth place on last year’s X Factor series told WalesOnline: “It worked out really well. Lucie found herself a place in Putney and was advertising for a flatmate and I was looking for somewhere myself but I couldn’t find anywhere I liked.
X Factor reject Lloyd Daniels has denied rumours that his fellow contestant Danyl Johnson is arrogant and cocky. Defending Danyl against many negative press reports, Lloyd told The Mirror:
“They say he’s cocky but it’s not true – he’s a really nice guy.”
Former X Factor contestant Lloyd Daniels, has denied reports that Cheryl Cole favoured Joe McElderry over him.
During his interview with Phillip and Holly on ITV’s This morning Lloyd insisted:
“She was fair on both sides and we’d spend a lot of time in her dressing room just talking and going over songs.
“She worked really, really hard with me.”
Many X Factor fans have voiced their disapproval at Olly Murs reaction to making it to next week’s semi final show.
On hearing that he was through (and Lloyd Daniels was being sent home), Olly whooped and jumped for joy, then walked off stage without so much as shaking young Lloyd’s hand.
Our live blogger Gerard noted Olly’s transgression here and Unreality TV forum members commented on his behavior saying:
Yay, we’re back and feeling X-ey tonight – the pundits are predicting the fall of Danyl Johnson while whatever deal Lloyd Daniels struck with Satan seems to be paying off for him. Fair play to the youngfella from Wales, he actually improved last night, but he’s still miles off Joe McElderry quality.
Oh – and tonight’s question: Who do you think will get kicked out tonight?
And as for Olly Murs – I worked out his formula last night. Olly does the trademark “Murs Shuffle” while the dancing girls around him dress up in whatever costume suits Brian Friedman’s creative vision for the performance. Basically, it’s the same face, same dance with different stage dressing. Give that man a headline tour and you’ll see what I mean.
But onward Dermot! To the results show! The steaks couldn’t be tougher!
