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Katy Carr
Katy Carr is a Polish-British singer, musician, songwriter and aviator. She has released four albums: ''Screwing Lies'' (2001), ''Passion Play (2003), ''Coquette (2009), and ''Paszport'' (2012). on Madame Deluce Recordings. Her fourth album ''Paszport'' was released in Poland on 17 September 2012 and on Madame Deluce Recordings in the United Kingdom on 11 November 2012. A multi instrumentalist, Carr variously plays a vintage electric Wurlitzer piano, ukulele and banjolele which feature on her recordings with her group, Katy Carr and the Aviators. Carr's dulcet and often haunting vocals have been heard everywhere from the Royal Opera House to Glastonbury Festival.
==Early life==
Carr was born in Nottingham to a Polish mother and a Scottish English father, but spent the first five years of her life in Włocławek, in Poland – where her father had met her mother.〔http://www.katycarr.com/2013/04/katy-carr-feature-in-wizz-air-magazine-feb-march-2013/〕 Katy Carr started singing in primary school and won several singing competitions before she reached secondary school. Carr was heavily involved in the Air Training Corps as a teenager and achieved the rank of Warrant Officer a top ranking position in her Air Cadet squadron. "In my teenage years I needed discipline, belief, confidence building and to be kept out of mischief. The ATC gave me constant thrills – every weekend I would hang out with Royal Air Force pilots, visiting different aerodromes and airfields. I dreamt of flying all the time and was inspired by Amelia Earhart and Amy Johnson".〔 Through her involvement with the Air Cadets she has a glider pilot license and was awarded a Royal Air Force Flying Scholarship in her late teens and completed her private pilot licence (PPL) at Durham Tees Valley Airport. The RAF Flying Scholarship led to music school and a creative career.〔
Carr was also actively involved in The Duke of Edinburgh's Award (commonly abbreviated DofE) and achieved all levels, Bronze DofE, Silver DofE and was presented her Gold DofE by HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh at St. James's Palace, London.
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