Bricket Wood musician releases track to support Cancer Research
Bricket Wood musician Alex Scott. Picture: Tommay Thomas. - Credit: Archant
Bricket Wood musician Alex Scott has released a track to raise £10k for Cancer Research.
Me & the Big C is about Alex’s struggles with three kinds of cancer over the course of 29 years.
He said: “I’ve previously supported Cancer Research UK [CRUK] in raising funds for their very important work.
“However, I consider it is a privilege to write a song and contribute to CRUK on a very difficult and emotive subject.”
Alex’s battle began in 1989 when he was 34 and diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Disease and was given a 50/50 chance of living.
He was the only one out of several people being treated at the time to survive daily doses of chemotherapy and radiotherapy .
In 2014, he was diagnosed with skin cancer and in 2015, prostate cancer.
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The track is available from streaming services iTunes, Spotify and Amazon.
You can donate to CRUK via www.alexscottmusic.co.uk
