User:Lucy McDiarmid

Lucy McDiarmid Music

Lucy McDiarmid was born in 2000, England. Striving throughout her musical career from a young age, earning achievements such as: Halton's Got Talent Winner 2016, having her own record deal at the age of 17 with AS-IF Records, getting to NO.1 in the Traxsource chart with her single 'Wicked Game.

 Personal Life & Musical Career 

From the age of two, Lucy took an interest in music. Influenced by her father Kevin McDiarmid, also known as K69, a DJ, artist and producer. On her 2nd birthday Lucy's mother (Helen McDiarmid) and Father bought her some children's DJ decks, and from that moment she has developed her musical skills. From the age of 6 Lucy got her first keyboard, and within 10 minutes she was playing the Eastenders Theme tune. From the age of 10, Lucy took a strong interest in singing which lead to making music videos with her friends and regular rehearsals for performances in the school playground. Lucy's passion for music grew even further during high school. She began performing at school concerts regularly. During Lucy's first two years at high school she was bullied which defeated her confidence in all she had achieved so far; despite this she moved to Wade Deacon High School which was was a game changer. Due to her supportive teachers, especially her music teacher and her family, Lucy managed to break through her confidence by performing at many school assembilies and concerts, beginning to songwrite with her fellow musicians in school. Lucy then got recognised by teachers in Wade Deacon High School in which they frequently asked if she would perform in their assembilies. In 2016 Lucy applied for a local talent competition 'Halton's Got Talent' withan overall winning prize of £1000. Lucy auditioned in August of 2016 and got three golden buzzers for her piano and vocal performance of 'Yours' by Ella Henderson. Lucy then made it to the final of the competition and competed against 22 other finalists. Lucy won her category and was later crowned Halton's Got Talent Winner 2016. With Lucy's prize money she invested in a top of the range digital upright piano which has fluently helped her with her performances.