Gina Walters

I was born in Jessops hospital in Sheffield on the 14th April 1989. At 18, I read Music at Sheffield University. I've been singing since I could open my mouth, apparently I sang before I could talk. I often sing in my sleep., though mostly I snore.
My songs haven't been around for long, been performing around Sheffield for a year or so. I have recorded an EP with Giant Hit Records and I am in the process of recording my second EP and getitng more enthusiastic with my music making. Being in a band of 6 guys and one girl is hard, (www.watchthisfirespread.co.uk) but it's helping me get on with my own music too.
I aim to start playing out of Sheffield, my only problem is my bastard keyboard, it wighs in at around 4 stone and I cannot carry it easily! So if I ever get a gig out of town YOU are helping me carry it there! I havn't got much to say, but please give my music a listen. My EP is being released on February 6th 2008 at £3. So please get in contact if you would like one, it has 6 tracks, thats 50p a track! I will decorate it properly, none of this photocopying malarky.
Thankyou for visiting, hope to hear from you soon.Anyway, leaving it there, I hope you arnt laughing at my attempts and leave me loverly comments at which I can smile and radiate happiness where ere I walk.

Louis Romegoux
Rowan Rheingans
The Blues Theatre Script
GERMAN COVER OF TO BE HONEST- CHECK IT OUT FOR IT IS SUBLIME!
Merci Beaucoup
Sandman Review by Gemma Winks June 2008"With a voice like Beth Orton, vocalist and pianist Gina Walters delivers a hauntingly plaintive and at times, choral performance (see closing track 'She Moved Thro' Fair'). Each of the six succinct tracks here offer little melancholic bursts of storytelling in that same blunt yet undeniably poetic starin that the North appears to have made its own. Packing an emotional punch that belies its deceptively fragile inoitial appearance with the only backing throughout consisting of Walters' piano and an infrequent guitar addition, She Moved is a she-wolf in lamb's clothing. Like Bat For Lashes without the accompaniment, there's more than a little ethereal about this."