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Adam Lanceley – An Inspiring, Musical Story

November 14, 2017 By William Ritson

Adam Lanceley, a singer songwriter from London, has an inspiring story. He has recently recorded a song and a music video that were a huge part of his recovery from a horrible accident.

When he was young, Adam was involved in a car accident that broke his legs and pelvis, leaving him in a coma that gave him severe brain damage. At the time, doctors said it would be unlikely that he would ever walk or talk again. However, luckily, he did and music became a huge part of his physical and emotional recovery, something that he says really did save his life.

Listen to Adam talk about his story here: https://www.brainandspine.org.uk/adams-story

 

Adam Lanceley was only ten years old when a car accident left him seriously injured. Sustaining a severe brain injury, a crushed pelvis and shattered legs, doctors advised him he was unlikely to walk or talk again. Against all odds, Adam not only proved them wrong but has taken his remarkable recovery to the extreme, running marathons and now carving out a career as a singer-songwriter.

Adam’s latest success story is the video to his track, “A Film we all Saw”. Far from a reflection of the doctor’s predictions, the video sees him walking around the picturesque city of Cambridge, with scarcely the slightest suggestion that without his self-belief and extraordinary determination, his life could have been so different. Having released several albums under his own name, he has perfectly his signature sound, which has a sunny West Coast vibe and personal, heartfelt lyrics.

Although Adam has conquered many of the physical consequences of the accident, he has said that mentally he sometimes feels like a little boy, struggling with mental issues such as very low confidence and depression. However, the work done by the Brain and Spine Foundation helped to motivate him to strive for new goals, his new video being a case in point. With so much talk in the media about mental health, Adam’s music video is an inspiration to anyone feeling they’re fighting the battle alone. Adam has already released several albums slowly developing his sound into the unique brand it is today.

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