Her album has been produced by James Hallawell who is currently working with artists signed to EMI and has worked with Supergrass, The Pretenders, Dave Stewart, Joan Armatrading, Marti Pellow, Dina Caroll and Alison Moyet, and Ginni who has been likened to Tori Amos, Kate Bush, Skunk Anansie and Paul Weller, was excited to find that while recording at Londons Westside Studios, her tracks were mixed through the exact same console used for some of the Beatles tracks and Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.

The album is being released on the record label Madam Music, which has teamed up with Svengali record store in Windsor to accept album pre-orders at the event and throughout May. There will also be an opportunity to win HMV vouchers and Madam Music designer shirts.

Orders can be made at www.madammusic.com

Ginni's performance at the 'Musical May' event attracted Radio Coverage: Star106.6FM 7th May 8-1

The album, Ginni, will bear the names of 50 fans, while others who pre-order it will be credited on her website. www.ginnimusic.com.

There will be a chance to hear acoustic versions from the album when Ginni, a previous winner of BBC Berkshire's Band of the Year competition, headlines the Windsor Royal Shopping's Musical May festival this weekend

Windsor visitors will also be the first to hear an acoustic version of her forthcoming single, Jump the Sky, to be released later this summer. (note the release date has been postponed to March 06)

Ginni will performing tomorrow (Saturday) and Sunday at Windsor Royal Station from 11-4pm.