Daisy Chute

London-based singer songwriter Daisy Chute sings and plays guitar, banjo, ukulele and piano, in genres including folk, pop, indie/rock, Americana/country, classical, jazz, soul and musical theatre. Formerly of Decca’s platinum-selling classical-Brit nominated vocal group All Angels, Daisy has since released her original music for the past 5 years and toured extensively. Classically and Jazz-trained Daisy can provide a variety of different genres for performances and with lineups ranging from solo vocal with guitar/piano to full jazz/soul quintet, to folk band featuring instruments like celtic fiddle, harp and banjo. Daisy aims to offer bespoke sets and lineups for her clients and is happy to take requests upon booking. Daisy is a regular in the London music scene and has performed everywhere from Green Note to The O2 to the Shard. Daisy’s current residencies include members clubs in Soho like Gerry’s Club and Groucho club and music pubs across the south east where she provides a mix of original and cover songs and takes requests from the audience. She also loves traveling with music and has performed regionally across the UK and internationally in the US, Europe, Middle East, China and Russia, performing in over 7 different languages singing both solo and with full orchestra. If you’re a music festival lover, you may have caught Daisy performing at music festivals in recent years including Glastonbury, Cambridge Folk, Cornbury, Love Supreme, Black Deer, Ramblin Roots, Bristol Folk, Edinburgh Fringe and more. She is an award-winning singer and songwriter with awards including Coffee Music Project singer-songwriter competition, Lowden Guitars Take the Stage, Fatea Magazine EP of the year, International Songwriting Female artist of the year Award and many more. Daisy has been mentored by rock royalty Sir Ray Davies, featured as a vocalist on Radiohead's latest album A Moon Shaped Pool, and even got the thumbs up from Sir Paul McCartney after a performance at the Royal Albert Hall. Daisy has performed for high-end events for companies such as Porsche, Burberry, Audi, Gucci and for TV, Film and Game soundtracks, as well as providing musical entertainment for private parties and weddings. Daisy's original music has been compared to Laura Marling, Simon and Garfunkel and Joni Mitchell (BBC Radio Kent) and her voice has been described as “Exquisitely delicious. Delicate, like a gossamer-winged creature made out of spun gold." Tony Moore (Soho Radio, The Bedford). If you haven’t heard her original music played on a BBC Radio show, or a Caffè Nero where she is regularly playlisted, you probably have heard Daisy on a film or tv soundtrack e.g. Shaun the Sheep, Loki, Yesterday, Endeavour, Grace, The Informer, David Attenborough’s A Perfect Planet, Trying, Life, Cleaning Up, Countryfile and many more.