Aubrey Parsons was born at St David's Hospital in Cardiff in 1969 to Welsh parents and has remained based in Wales throughout a long career as a singer and voice artist. Over more than three decades as a performing vocalist, he has fronted "The Six Pistons" (a band featuring former Formula One driver Damon Hill), sung with Ultravox's Midge Ure, performed with "Fat Barry's" soul band and "The Watchmen", and worked alongside members of The Who, Big Country and the Stereophonics. Alongside his band work, he has built a steady reputation as a solo singer performing across the UK and Europe.
Parsons also runs a solo recording project called "Mydash", featuring cover versions and original material, with contributions from Midge Ure, members of the Stereophonics, Procol Harum and The Who. In parallel with his singing career, he has developed into a widely credited British voice-over artist, working on audiobooks, computer games, and commercial projects for brands including Roland (UK) Ltd, Disney and the BBC, with training from RADA and Gravy for the Brain among others.
Public biographical detail on Parsons beyond his professional credits is limited, as is typical for a working session and function singer rather than a chart artist, but his Cardiff birth and continued base in Wales are well established through his own long-published professional profile.