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David Habbin achieved International acclaim as an original founding member of 'the world's first opera band', 'Amici Forever'.

Their debut album with BMG achieved gold status in the UK, double platinum in Australia, triple platinum in New Zealand and was named as the number 2 Classical Crossover album for 2004 in the United States. In the summer of 2004 they recorded and performed the BBC's Olympic coverage theme tune.

Their follow up album 'Defined' was released in September 2005 with Sony BMG. Whilst with Amici David toured and performed in 21 countries around the world including performances to TV audiences of 500 million for the 2003 Champions League Final and 2.5 billion for the 2006 Miss World contest from Poland.

David studied classical voice production during his late teens, and went on to attend Mountview Theatre School in London after which he joined the company of 'Les Misérables' at the Palace Theatre in London. He was then offered the role of Tony for the National Tour and West End run of the revival of the original production of 'West Side Story', he performed the role in over 600 performances over 2 years.

Following this David continued his 'classical' training and opera studies at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester. Operatic roles include Alfred 'Die Fledermaus', Ernesto 'Don Pasquale', Fenton 'Falstaff', Pinkerton 'Madama Butterfly', Alfredo 'La Traviata'.