Is her grandfather a professor of language and very musical from Grace College?
Kirstie is a fine example of the talent present under the rock of music in Nashville.
I hope she doesn't feel she has to "sex it up" like so many young female artists to get attention. I hope she sets a standard the other way as a strong woman.
My friend plays in a band, Coby Brown that has similar tempos. Her tempos are slower which I like. It allows for the groove to flow like a stream.
This is harder to sing however because there is more space. She fills it nicely. It also allow for more passion.
I'm glad her sensitive and reflective heart has a way to express itself.
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Is her grandfather a professor of language and very musical from Grace College?
Kirstie is a fine example of the talent present under the rock of music in Nashville.
I hope she doesn't feel she has to "sex it up" like so many young female artists to get attention. I hope she sets a standard the other way as a strong woman.
My friend plays in a band, Coby Brown that has similar tempos. Her tempos are slower which I like. It allows for the groove to flow like a stream.
This is harder to sing however because there is more space. She fills it nicely. It also allow for more passion.
I'm glad her sensitive and reflective heart has a way to express itself.
Good find Matt...thanks.
OK...just listened to Addicted. This is in the Sarah McLaughlin category which is great compliment. Great use of 7th and 9th chords.
Again, killer tempo. As a drummer, this is everything...time.
I love the chords...I use a lot of those in the music I play as well. Very emotive.
I should send her some of my songs...they need lyrics!
I know a great producer for her. She blows Vannesa Carlton out the window...who seems to have great difficulty holding a note live in concert.
Addicted...great song.
You will always be able to say, "I knew Kirstie before she made it big." That chic is going places. Great voice.
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