Daisy Gill is a singer-songwriter from Liverpool and was born and raised in the heart of the city. 

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From the young age of five Daisy taught herself to play the piano. She also is self-taught in guitar and can play the flute. It was not until age eleven that she started to write songs. 

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Her first gig was at age 12 and since then she has continued to grow not only as a musician but as an artist, writing song after song and playing gig after gig.  This has allowed Daisy a lot of time to grow and develop which is definitely shown in her journey as an artist.

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Daisy has had a somewhat eclectic taste in music, this has been very prominent in her releases - Daisy has released songs in different genres such as country music, and retro/jazz however, in recent years Daisy has moved away from her origins and slowly has made a move into pop music with pop ballads such as "Save It For a Rainy Day" and "Breaking Down the walls" which was produced at Parr St studios by Chris Taylor who has produced the likes of Paul Weller and The Coral. 

Daisy has performed in venues such as The Royal Albert Hall, and has performed at the Main stage at Pride as well as opening the ceremony for the parade at pride too! She has performed at many festivals such as Glastonbury as well as LIMF and Threshold Festival. 

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