Music Style Pop / AAA Alternative with an Acoustic Vibe

Musical Influences Angie Aparo, Cheryl Wheeler, Edwin McCain, Guster, Alice Peacock, Maia Sharp

Artist History Kristin is a fast rising singer/songwriter from Richmond, Virginia. She blends smart, acoustic rhythms with poetic lyrics into her own brand of folk/rock. Kristin’s well-crafted compositions and unique voice truly set her apart from other artists her age. She picked up the guitar at age 14 and released her first full-length CD “Falling In Line” at age 17. In less than a year, she followed up her freshman effort with a three-song EP titled “Odyssey” which is still winning praise from some of the industries acclaimed artists and promoters. “Odyssey” features some of Richmond’s best musicians, including members of the Pat McGee Band: Brian Fechino, Chris Williams, and Chardy McEwin; Regan, Kyle Davis, produced by Red Redling (New Potato Caboose), and recorded by John Morand at Sound of Music Studios. Now attending Virginia Commonwealth University full-time, Kristin is working on her music degree in classical guitar performance. She has most recently been working on recording some of her new material with help from Mary Beth de Pompa and Ashley Miller of CommonBond. Along with school and the new recording project, Kristin has also co-written the music for the all original children’s play “The Frog Prince Unraveled” with her long-time guitar teacher and producer Red Redling. The play will be debuted in early June 2003. Kristin has accomplished quite a bit considering her youth. Still under 21 years of age, she is just getting started with her music career. Kristin is a well-kept secret among her supporters in Virginia, but with the growing number of fans, she is definitely one to look out for.

Group Members Kristin

Instruments Guitar, vocals

Albums Falling In Line, Odyssey

Press Reviews "One of those rare species - a 17-year-old who's got it all under control." - Richmond.com

Location Richmond, VA - USA

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