Lymm singer set for pop breakthrough (From Crewe Guardian)

Lymm singer set for pop breakthrough

4:08pm Tuesday 8th April 2008 in Lifestyle

A LYMM singer is all set to conquer the music world after recording an album with 80s singers Go West.

Daniel Tse's pop dreams were realised when he was approached by Hi-Li music boss Simon Lines in 2000.

Simon was impressed by Daniel's voice after hearing him singing in the Mandarin restaurant at Alderley Edge and the pair chatted about investing in his talent.

Now Daniel has worked with various songwriters and producers including Go West members Gary Stevenson and Dave West on his debut album, Inner Sense.

And following high interest in the 27-year-old half Cantonese, half English pop hopeful's sound, producers are expecting a record label to sign him shortly.

Daniel said: "For me, it's all about dropping manufactured pop and getting back to real music with great stories that really connect with people."

Daniel, a former Lymm High School pupil, used to thrive on performing throughout his school life landing lead roles in plays like Jason and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat and Kiss Me Kate.

The musician has dedicated his album to his brother Jason, who died when he was 16.

For more information on Daniel's album, visit daniel-tse.com