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Aug 21, 2015 4 min

The Ocean by Immy Williams

from The Chronicle Hosted by Reach Podcasts

Singer-songwriter Immy Williams is working on new material after the success of her debut single. Immy has been singing and performing since a young age, and wrote her first song at the tender age of 11, and it impressed both her parents and music teacher. Since then the singer has continued to write her own material and has been performing around the North East for the past few years. Audiences have compared her to the likes of Hannah Reid (London Grammar), Lana Del Rey, Norah Jones and Tori Amos, which Immy has taken in her stride. She finds the comparisons extremely flattering but wants to be known for her own musical style and sound.

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