Born in Edinburgh but now based in the vibrant city of Glasgow, Scottish songstress Erin Todd has been writing her own material since 2007. A passionate and extremely hard working individual, Erin is most influenced by musicians who sing from the heart, combining raw, emotive vocals with carefully crafted melodies. She cites her biggest influences as Led Zeppelin, Eva Cassidy, Fleetwood Mac, Sigur Ros and Nick Drake. The last few years have seen Erin gig regularly between the Scottish circuit and London exposing her "effortless vocals" and "fluent guitar work" to the masses. In the latter part of 2011 her music took her all over the UK as she embarked on the 'The 'Killer Heels Tour' with Rosie Bans playing a total of 13 dates in 15 days. This successful tour helped her to promote her debut EP 'In Limbo' and gained her a whole new fan base nationally. 'In Limbo' was self-released in physical copies on 20.10.2010 with a successful EP launch at The Cabaret Voltaire in Edinburgh. It is also available on iTunes, Spotify and other digital outlets courtesy of EmuBands. Notable gigs in the last few years include support slots for up and coming London band 'Halfway To New York', Australian singer-songwriter Chloe Hall, Scottish Pop artist Carrie Mac and Electro outfit HomeWORK. With a string of festival dates in talks, a debut album in the works and an artist that has been referred to as "The Billie Holiday of Scotland", 2012 could just be Erin's year. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.