Artist description Meredith Davidow-Pegula is a passionate singer-songwriter, dedicated to her family and her music. Her songs are both literal and symbolic, portraying her personal life experiences as well as the universal human experience. "Guardian Love' is Meredith's debut song which was inspired by a dear friend who had cancer at a young age. "Guardian Love" is a song that evokes hope, and the courage to believe in the power of love. Meredith Davidow-Pegula will soon be recording two new songs entitled "Give me Faith in You" and "Misunderstood" that will be available at the end of the summer.

Music Style Pop/Folk

Musical Influences Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan, Shawn Colvin, Sara McLaughlin

Similar Artists Faith Hill, Sara Mclaughlin, Alanis Morrisette, Allisin Krauss

Artist History A native New Yorker, Meredith Davidow-Pegula has been singing since she was two years old. In her early teens, she began singing professionally as both a lead and back-up vocalist in Los Angeles. In her late teens she was a finalist for the prestigious Los Angeles Music center's Spotlight Award, honoring her singing ability. Meredith later worked as a professional actress, singer and dancer in Television, Film and New York Theater. She received several callbacks for lead roles in Broadway musicals, including Tommy, Les Miserables, and Miss Saigon. Meredith Davidow-Pegula currently lives in Los Angeles where she is pursuing a Master's Degree in psychology, writing and recording music, and raising a beautiful family.

Instruments Piano

Press Reviews "Meredith Davidow-pegula's soulful voice is riveting..." "Guardian Love is a powerful debut"- Music Connection

Location Santa monica, CA - USA

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