Compared to Joni Mitchell and Alanis Morissette, British singer-songwriter Anna Leddra-Chapman is one of the most talked about new folk/acoustic pop artists at the moment.
Leddra Chapman as she is more popularly known, began her charms with music at the age when other kids are noticing boys, nail varnish and the illusions that can be created with strategically placed Kleenex.
When she was just 12 years old, Leddra didn’t just pick up her dad’s guitar but she proceeded to write songs using it. Quickly discovering her knack for it, she even taught herself piano and was asked to play in her music in a number of venues. It was not until she was as old as 15 however, that she qualified in age to perform at the bigger clubs she had long before qualified in talent to perform at.
Now schooling at the London College of Music, Leddra Chapman as she is more popularly known, released her debut single, Story, late last year.
The single, which can be heard on TNL, is taken off her debut album Telling Tales, which was produced by Peter-John Vettese who has worked with the likes of Tina Arena and Heather Small.
Leddra even taught herself to produce songs in the small home studio that her dad built for her in the garage and it was these productions that won the interest and attention of various people in the music industry.



