Artist description Beth Singer is an 18 year old singer/songwriter from Oregon. Beth's albums have received radio airplay on over 600 radio stations, worldwide. Reviews of Beth's live performances have spawned quotes, like "lively, passionate and bold, she virtually mesmerized the audience" and "she was sensational!".

Music Style Pop/Rock (formerly new country)

Musical Influences Celine Dion, Martina McBride, Cher, Collin Raye, Amy Grant

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Artist History Beth started performing in public at the age of 5, and started touring with her own band at 15. In 1999/2000, Beth won numerous awards from various organizations, including "Indie Horizon Award", "Female Future Star", "Female Vocalist of the Year", "Female Entertainer of the Year", "Album of the Year", "New Female Vocalist of the Year", "Horizon Award", "Web Site of the Year".

Group Members Beth's live band, consists of 5, young, male musicians. Her band-leader is Carl Miner -- the 1999 National Flat-picking Guitar Champion.

Albums "Beth Singer" (1997), "Live While I Can" (1999); SINGLES: "Guards at the Gate of my Heart" (2000), "If I was an Angel" (2000)

Press Reviews "Wonderful vibrato, amazing voice." (Conman, DJ with the 108 station Jones Radio Network)"A superb voice with strong material and great production makes this a real winner. Artist should be on a major label." (Shane Wilder, Program Director of the 78 station TABC Network)"This 18-year-old country Singer-Songwriter can belt it out better than many of her seasoned colleagues from Nashville. Hailing from the Pacific Northwest, her rich inflections have an elasticity and dynamic range that will only improve as she gets older. Beth Singer's music is a New Country sound that is organically hipper than many of her associates, as her youth seems to bring an honest breath of fresh air to a notoriously corny genre." (Listen.com)

Additional Info Egroups Fan Club

Location Wolf Creek, Oregon - USA

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