Care worker Macey aims for Christmas number one

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Macey at Abbey Road Studios

A Mansfield teenager has hit all the right notes after being selected among just nine UK care workers to record a Christmas charity song at a studio made famous by The Beatles.

In the summer Macey Shaw made it through to the finals of the Homecare’s Got Talent competition.

Although she didn’t win, the 19-year-old, who lives in Mansfield Woodhouse, near Mansfield, impressed so much that she was chosen among nine singers who have appeared in the talent competition over the last two years to be part of a ‘Homecare’s Got Talent Choir’ which has recorded a new version of Robbie Williams’ 90s smash hit single ‘Angels’.

The iconic location also serves as the backdrop for the single’s music video which offers a behind-the-scenes look at the recording as well as footage of the caregivers with their clients.

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Macey (centre) with rest of the group

The single has now been released and the organisers are hoping for a Christmas number one song with all proceeds from the record going to the Care Workers’ Charity.

Macey joined homecare company Caremark Mansfield & Ashfield as a Care Assistant aged 17.

Now studying for a degree in Musical Theatre at the London College of Music, she still regularly does shifts with Caremark when she returns home.

“It was an incredible experience to record at the Abbey Road Studios,” said Macey, who performs vocals on the track.

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Macey in the studio

“It was amazing just to walk through the doors and think about the famous artists who have recorded there and we’re all keeping our fingers crossed that the magic rubs off on us with this charity single.”

Macey puts her musical talents to good use entertaining customers in their own homes with songs ranging from Vera Lynn to Elvis Presley.

“I’m really enjoying my course in London, but I do miss Caremark and the staff and customers,” she said.

“Homecare is such a rewarding job and I always look to do a few shifts when I’m back home. It also helps pay my way through university and I get to catch up with all my friends there.”

Chloe Holmes, Care Manager at Caremark Mansfield & Ashfield, said: “We’re very proud of Macey and what she has achieved and we will all be supporting her by buying the song and hopefully getting it into the charts and, even better, becoming the Christmas number one.

“Macey is a great example of the flexibility working in homecare can give you, enabling you to pursue personal passions or just providing family-friendly hours.”

The single can be listened to, and downloaded via https://lnk.to/AngelsHomecaresGotTalentChoir

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