Glen Goldsmith Biography: Age, Net Worth, Songs, Height, Albums, Brother, Wife, Mysterious Girl

Glenford Norman Goldsmith professionally known as Glen Goldsmith is a British singer, songwriter, and producer known for his contributions to the UK pop and soul scene in the late 1980s, particularly with hits like “Dreaming” and “I Won’t Cry.”

A key figure in the UK garage and soul revival, he also achieved success as a songwriter for artists like Peter Andre and Mica Paris, and continues to influence the music industry through his independent label, Soul on Soul Records.

Profile

• Full Name: Glenford Norman Goldsmith
• Stage Name: Glen Goldsmith
• Born: August 17, 1965
• Age: 60 years old
• Birthplace: High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England, UK
• Nationality: British
• Occupation: Singer, Songwriter, Record Producer, Actor
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Unknown
• Siblings: KG
• Spouse: None
• Children: Unknown
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $1 million to $2 million USD

Early Life and Education

Glen Goldsmith was born on August 17, 1965, in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England, and later moved to Amersham, Buckinghamshire.

Little is known about his parents or early family life, as he keeps these details private, but he has a brother, KG, who was the lead vocalist for the boy band MN8.

Details about his formal education are sparse, but he relocated to London in the early 1980s to pursue a music career, suggesting he prioritized professional ambitions over higher education.

His ethnicity is British, with no specific details on heritage, and his religious background is not publicly documented.

Career

Glen Goldsmith’s music career began with a signing to Elite Records in 1985, where he gained industry experience before parting ways to work with producers Jolley Harris Jolley.

In 1987, he signed with RCA Records, releasing his debut single “I Won’t Cry,” which peaked at #34 on the UK Singles Chart, reached #18 in Germany, and stayed 19 weeks on the UK dance chart.

His biggest hit, “Dreaming” (1988), reached #12 in the UK, followed by “What You See Is What You Get” (#33) and “Save a Little Bit” (#73), all from his debut album What You See Is What You Get (1988, #14 UK Albums Chart).

He appeared on Top of the Pops and Pebble Mill at One to promote these singles.

In 1989, he contributed to the Band Aid II single “Do They Know It’s Christmas?”

His second album, Don’t Turn This Groove Around (1989), featured “You Got Me Dancing” with M.C. Hammer, marking Hammer’s UK debut.

After leaving RCA in the early 1990s, Goldsmith shifted to songwriting and production, co-writing Peter Andre’s “Mysterious Girl” (#1 UK, 1996, third release), “I Feel You” (#1 UK, 1997), “Natural” (#6 UK), and “Turn It Up.”

He also co-wrote “Call Me by My Name” for Mica Paris (top 30 UK) and worked with Dannii Minogue, Ultimate Kaos, Rozalla, Kinane (“Heaven” and “Business,” underground dance #1s), and MN8.

In 2000, he built a recording studio in Ladbroke Grove, London, and founded Blues & Rhythm, a production company and label, working with artists like Soul-unique.

In 2011, Goldsmith launched Soul on Soul Records, releasing singles “Jammin’ in the Place” (#5 UK Soul Chart), “So @ Ease” (#1 UK Soul Chart), and “Sunshine” (2013, #1 UK Soul Chart for two weeks).

His 2015 single “Don’t Delay” also topped the UK Soul Chart and reached #3 in the Top 100 Songs of 2014.

He composed “Trippin'” for Milk & Sugar’s Housemusic.de (2004) and co-wrote Niki Evans’ “Love Me No More” (2008).

Acting credits include David Brent: Life on the Road (2016), Uma Aventura (2000), and I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! (2002, soundtrack).

He appeared on Never Mind the Buzzcocks (2011) and performed at Summer Soulstice in 2009 and 2013.

Goldsmith continues to tour the UK and Europe, maintaining a dedicated fanbase.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @glengoldsmithofficial
• Facebook Handle: Glen Goldsmith
• Twitter Handle: @gleng43
• YouTube Channel: Glen Goldsmith Official

Personal Life

Glen Goldsmith was raised in Buckinghamshire and moved to London in the early 1980s to pursue music.

He keeps his personal life private, with no confirmed spouse, children, or current partner as of 2025.

His brother, KG, was the lead vocalist of MN8, a group Goldsmith worked with professionally.

He enjoys engaging with fans through performances and supports soul music initiatives, such as performing at Summer Soulstice for Cherry Lodge Cancer Care.

His hobbies and religious beliefs are not publicly documented, but his music reflects a passion for soul and funk.

Discography:

• What You See Is What You Get (1988) – #14 UK Albums Chart
• Singles: “I Won’t Cry” (#34 UK), “Dreaming” (#12 UK), “What You See Is What You Get” (#33 UK), “Save a Little Bit” (#73 UK)
• Don’t Turn This Groove Around (1989)
• Singles: “One Life,” “You Got Me Dancing” (feat. M.C. Hammer, #84 UK)

Soul on Soul Records Singles:

• “Jammin’ in the Place” (2011) – #5 UK Soul Chart
• “So @ Ease” (2012) – #1 UK Soul Chart
• “Sunshine” (2013) – #1 UK Soul Chart
• “Don’t Delay” (2015) – #1 UK Soul Chart

Filmography:

• Uma Aventura (2000) – Soundtrack Contributor
• I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! (2002) – Soundtrack Contributor (“Mysterious Girl” by Peter Andre)
• Never Mind the Buzzcocks (2011) – Guest Appearance
• David Brent: Life on the Road (2016) – Soundtrack Contributor

Net Worth

Glen Goldsmith’s net worth is estimated at $1 million to $2 million USD.

His wealth comes from music sales (notably “Dreaming” and What You See Is What You Get), songwriting royalties from hits like Peter Andre’s “Mysterious Girl” and “I Feel You,” and production work for artists like Mica Paris and MN8.