Fear Not, Danielle Spencer Enthusiasts - Rusty's Missus Is Returning To The Music World
Posted by Jess McGuire at 6:10 PM on December 12, 2007
Being huge fans of the musical works produced by the Nana Glen massive (another slice of White Monkey's "stark moodiness"? $49.95 for '1 used & new'? Don't mind if we do!), we were thrilled to learn the other day that Danielle Spencer hasn't ditched her burgeoning career as a songstress to focus on giving birth to Russell Crowe's offspring.
Says smh.com.au -
Her husband may be in the spotlight as an Oscar-winning star, but Danielle Spencer hasn't forgotten her own creative career - she is planning to record new songs for an independent album.
Spencer, who has two young sons with Russell Crowe, was working on a full-length studio album before she became pregnant with her youngest boy Tennyson, now 17 months. The project was put on hold but it seems the singer is now working on new material.
An insider has revealed Spencer has started penning new tracks in the hope of releasing an album early next year. The vocalist, who is warm and charismatic in person, has so far avoided following in the footsteps of her father, Don Spencer, a prolific recorder of children's albums.
This reminds us - long ago we (along with a couple of clever housemates) planned on launching an online serial called 'The Nana Glen Diaries', which would feature heartwarming - and occasionally heartrending - fictional journal entries penned from the perspective of Russ, Danielle, and eventually wee Charlie and Tennyson. We'll add it to our ongoing List Of Things To Actually Follow Through With Before We Die.






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