A bit of history...

 

At age 6, I insisted on taking up the guitar and I seemed to take to it like a duck to water, alongside singing and dancing. I was a natural with anything musical, performance-based or generally showing off!

 

After completing some classical guitar grades I took up the bass guitar in my teens and moved over to pop and live performance. I've been in a fair few bands since then, covering a wide rage of musical genres. My most notable early engagements were as a touring bass player with 'Up-Bustle-&-out' (Ninja Tunes Records), playing Glastonbury festival and touring worldwide.

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I came to Liverpool in 1998 to study for my music degree and have grown fond of this vibrant, dynamic city with all its old world charm and rough edges.

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It's great for live music and there is always a healthy appetite for good bands, and a love of music, partying, and pub life.

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I work regularly with John O'Connell                                        

playing bass guitar in some of his live performances

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I was born in Bristol and still have a great love of the free-thinking and impish spirit that seems to still go strong there, with a healthy distrust of authority and a drive to innovate and party hard!

 

I met my husband Damon in 2012. Damon is a Cabinet maker/Antique restoration expert and deals in Victorian Staffordshire ceramics. 

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You can go to his website and facebooks page's below if interested to know more.

 

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My late mother France Seymour was a painter, artist and an advocate of 

woman's rights with strong socialist leanings.

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My late farther John Seymour was a writer of some renown.

He was an environmental campaigner and self-sufficiency expert.

You can see their receptive websites from the links on this page.

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