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She is a [[Grammy Award|Grammy]]-winning recording artist. The [[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC]] released a music video of the performance soon after the broadcast of the episode, marking the first time a promotional video of this nature had been produced by the BBC for the series. | She is a [[Grammy Award|Grammy]]-winning recording artist. The [[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC]] released a music video of the performance soon after the broadcast of the episode, marking the first time a promotional video of this nature had been produced by the BBC for the series. | ||
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File:Don't Stop Me Now (Foxes) - From Mummy on the Orient Express - Doctor Who - BBC
Official BBC music video for her rendition of "Don't Stop Me Now"
Louisa Rose Allen, known by her stage name Foxes, played a singer in the Doctor Who television story Mummy on the Orient Express. In Mummy, Foxes sang a jazz rendition of the song "Don't Stop Me Now" in a live performance on the Orient Express. The song was later heard again early in the television story Hell Bent.
She is a Grammy-winning recording artist. The BBC released a music video of the performance soon after the broadcast of the episode, marking the first time a promotional video of this nature had been produced by the BBC for the series.
