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TreeTop Annouced As One Of The Performers For This Year’s Liverpool Music Awards.

TreeTop has been announced as the next performer to play the Liverpool Music Awards ceremony sponsored by Liverpool City Council on August 25th at St George’s Hall.

TreeTop, also known as 25-year-old radiographer Craig Lamb from West Derby, is the winner of the Liverpool Echo’s competition to find an unsigned act to play the awards.

Liverpool Echo Music Writer and awards judge Jade Wright says, “When we launched our search to find an unsigned act to represent the ECHO at the Liverpool Music Awards, we were inundated with entries, but one stood out above the rest. TreeTop impressed us with his intricate layered harmonies and fresh-sounding demo. From all the entries we knew he was the one.”

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The Loss Of Sleeve Notes.

Originally published by The Liverpool Echo.co.uk (part of Jade Wright’s column.)

One thing that’s been lost in the digital age, is the ability to listen to the C.D. of your choice and look at the carefully written lyrics inside the sleeve notes that the artist has thought out, sweated over and hoped that in some form or another their words might be quoted and sung by random listeners up and down the country.

The words now have to be downloaded via various websites and digested for seemingly fractions of seconds before the person gets bored with it and moves onto looking at another Wikipedia site in the hope that they will find something else to take up their time.

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