Tony Dare records and produces music  with friend Nyssa Ray singing backing vocals.    Tim Collins and many talented collaborators have joined  to contribute to these tracks.

Rachael Hannah McCaul is a singer/song writer who has risen from the depths of Leeds, lived in the land of London and brings with her a mixture of Yorkshire, Scottish, Irish and Israeli ancestry to surprise you with the sound of her fiery soulful voice and her acoustic guitar. Her music is powerful, passionate and soulful, adding a pinch of blues, a touch of northern spice and some husky rock and roll, like a layered cake, each revealing a different flavour, story and sound to her music. Her influences span from old school R’n’B and Motown to current artists such as KT Tunstall, Arctic Monkeys and Lianne La Havas that continue to inspire her and her lyrical creativity.

Rachael began her music journey in 2009, her life experiences very much central to her music, yet it has been these last couple of years that Rachael has really begun to focus on pursuing her music career. She aims to create refreshing and original sounds that will really resonate and connect with her audience, tugging at their heart strings, while capturing their imagination with her songs.   

Take a look at the following links to listen and find out more about her: 

Website:
 www.rachaelhannahmccaul.co.uk

Facebook: 
www.facebook.com/rachaelhannahmccaulmusic

Youtube:
www.youtube.com/user/RachaelHMcCaulMusic/

Twitter: 
www.twitter.com/RHMMusic

Tumblr:
www.rachaelhannahmccaul.tumblr.com/

Rachael Hannah McCaul is an unsigned artist and is about to release her debut EP ‘Gone in a Blink’ early this year. ‘Grace’, ‘Blink’ and ‘Foolish Expectations’ have already been aired on BBC Introducing West Yorkshire since January and ‘Grace’ has also been played numerous times on Box UK Radio. It has been a great start to the year, but there is a lot more to come from this determined acoustic soul singer, so make sure you watch out.

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