Ghosts In The Trees is the third full length album by the UK singer songwriter Hayley Hutchinson. Recorded at home in a cottage in the North Yorkshire Wolds during the bleakest winter in thirty years, Ghosts In The Trees sparkles with a timeless rustic charm and a magical sense of atmosphere. Taking a backseat from songwriting by asking her longtime collaborator in The Sorry Kisses, Sam Forrest (Nine Black Alps), to craft a selection of exceptionally melodic songs, Hayley concentrated on creating a production that references a range of cult 1970s singer songwriter icons from the baroque country pop of Judee Sill to the playful yet compelling work of Harry Nilsson to a flawlessly word perfect cover of Francoise Hardy's 'Tous Les Garcons Et Les Filles'.