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Spread some love this Valentines day with Claire Fowlers' stirring rendition of "L-O-V-E."
Written by Bert Kaempfert and Milt Gabler for Nat King Cole's last album before his death, "L-O-V-E" has been covered countless times, however the bright, heart-felt ease that Claire Fowler brings to this wonderfully irreplaceable song is like new life after the dead of winter.
- Rock & Review
At age nine, Claire Fowler got into music via professional theatre; by age 13, she had
picked up the piano and guitar. And “somewhere around 15, I was at a jam session with
these crazy-talented musicians who could play anything on the fly,” she says. “I just knew
this is what I wanted to do.” The Dallas-based singer/songwriter—who says her “soulful-
pop” sound evolved thanks to her time in the theatre, because she was “surrounded by
amazing jazz, R&B, indie and pop artists and musicians”—recently released an “eclectic”
debut EP, My Quiet Riot. [MC] - Alternative Press
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Still working on that hot first release.
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CLAIRE FOWLER, singer-songwriter and philanthropist, is an accomplished performer and singer-songwriter. The Texas native was cast in lead roles in many stage shows from an early age. Born into singing, she started writing songs at the age of 15 and immediately garnered great acclaim. Featured in the August 2012 issue of Alternative Press, Claire is a rare talent with a powerful voice and heartwarming charm.
Claire has worked on projects with noted songwriters and producers including The Daylights, D'Mile, Boogie Wizzard, Chris Medina, Jeremy Smith, Lee Anna James, Eric Faires, and Russell Ali. Claire recently performed at SXSW, opened a sold-out show for Never Shout Never at House of Blues, and performed at Six Flags for the Idol World Tour.
As founder of The Clarity Charity, Claire both wrote and served as Executive Producer on the song 'Making a Christmas'. The Clarity Charity is a group of talented musicians and artists from around the country who offer their voices and talents to bring awareness to children's charities of all types and encourage the spirit of giving no matter the season. The most recent project directed 100% of the song's proceeds to Cook Children's Hospital. Artists joining Claire on this effort included:
- Singer/choreographer/dancer Benji Schwimmer, winner of So You Think You Can Dance Season 2
- 15 year old singer/songwriter/musician Matt Johnson, featured on Radio Disney's Next Big Thing and other national shows
- Acoustic/soul rocker Ryan Edgar and singer/songwriter Kirk Thurmond both featured on the hit TV show Texas Troubadour
- Cameron Dettman, lead singer/guitarist for the band Play For Keeps - Noted jazz and blues pianist/composer Julie Bonk, who has toured with numerous
well-known musicians - Dynamic young blues rocker Hunter Hendrickson
Claire just completed her EP, My Quiet Riot, set to release Spring 2013.
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