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Daniel Bedingfield Performs New Single "Don't Write Me Off" Live on What's Trending

Posted: 03/26/2012 3:43 pm
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Daniel Bedingfield is back! The British singer-songwriter, who also happens to be Natasha Bedingfield's brother (music runs in the family), has ditched the labels and crowd sourced funding from his fans for his new album. The money also went to his nonprofit to end child trafficking, Stop The Traffik.

Bedingfield stop by What's Trending to perform his new single "Don't Write Me Off":



Bedingfield, who you probably know from his hit singles from the early 2000s, including "Gotta Get Thru This," "If You're Not the One" and "Nothing Hurts Like Love," is back on the rise after a four-year hiatus. He plans on releasing his EP later this year. His new video "Rocks Off" was just released on YouTube.


 

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Daniel Bedingfield is back! The British singer-songwriter, who also happens to be Natasha Bedingfield's brother (music runs in the family), has ditched the labels and crowd sourced funding from his fa...
Daniel Bedingfield is back! The British singer-songwriter, who also happens to be Natasha Bedingfield's brother (music runs in the family), has ditched the labels and crowd sourced funding from his fa...
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