TuesdayTalks - Tallulah Rendall - singer and songwriter, who grew up with a mother who was a the discotheque entrepreneur and etiquette expert; and John Rendall - a conservationist whose pet lion cub, Christian, purchased on a whim for 250 guineas in Harrods, became a Chelsea celebrity.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvCjyWp3rEk&t=89s Tallulah decides to forge her own way - by crowdfunding her albums and world your, she found her own distintive voice. She has worked with many global names and has been named the talent with superstar potential. Her 2nd album, Alive recorded live at the legendary Hookend Studios with producer Tristan Ivemy, was heralded as “a great album" by Jools Holland. During a return trip to the UK to perform at The Union Chapel, supported by Jake Bugg she met 3 Grammy Winning and 5 Grammy Nominated Producer Danton Supple, with whom she recorded her next album The Banshee And The Moon as well as the single We Don’t Want War (2015) written in response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis, all sales from this track were donated to Save The Children. In 2019 Tallulah wrote, recorded and produced, The Liminal with Producer Aaron Ahrends. Radiate the 1st single has gone on to be a global dancefloor favourite. Sales from the single Holding Onto Love were given to support the medical team at Standing Rock. During lockdown, she facilitated a Global Creative Collaboration, creating a music video imbued with positivity and joy for GOLD, the 2nd single from The Liminal. Rendall and his flatmate Anthony Bourke installed their new friend in the basement of Sophistocat, the pine-furniture shop at World’s End where they were both working. Public reaction was remarkably calm. “The idea of a lion in the King’s Road wasn’t that unusual at the time,” Rendall told the Evening Standard in 2009. #tuesday #tuesdaymotivation #tuesdaytalks #christianthelion #crowdfunding

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