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The best kept secret in music
Press
On La Vie en Rouge, long-running Santa Barbara singer-songwriter Kirstin Candy blends diverse styles into a creamy elegance, with a lush poise, like a country singer crossing over to the mainstream in a riverboat. And Candy is crossing over, from what used to be a more confused mélange of genres into a well-shaped entity, where less is more and simplicity is queen. Orange Whip (Santa Barbara) studio's Tom Flowers may have something to do with reeling her in to a place of strength, not to mention the sheer quality of sound on this rich disc. Apart from the artwork, this disc is adult contemporary radio-ready. - Santa Barbara Independent - Duncan Wright - Santa Barbara Independent
Discography
principal CD releases:
"Another Sweet Mess" 2002
"Glimpse" 2002
"La Vie En Rouge" 2005
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Bio
Chuck Taylor, Billboard Magazine:
"Her brand of piano-rooted pop perhaps harkens the earlier musings of Tori Amos or Toni Childs
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Ebb and flow
that is the recurring theme within the music of singer-songwriter, Kirstin Candy. She fuses Rock, Folk, Jazz and Americana music to create her own original sound. After five albums, Kirstin Candy has lived and breathed this industry. With a nationwide tour under her belt, airplay in dozens of cities, songs in independent film and t.v. and sessions with some of the top names in the biz - the word is out on Candy's music. Out of her homebase in Santa Barbara, CA, Kirstin offers a fresh look at her songwriting, with "La Vie En Rouge", the latest and most profound work to date, officially released in 2005. The album, Life in Red (in English), is Kirstins way of saying seize the day
love and live as fully and passionately as you can
while you can!
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