Mackenzie Dutton

The Canadian Singer/Songwriter Mackenzie Dutton could sing notes before she could talk. When she was just 4 years old, she sang "The Little Mermaid" on Television and Radio to raise money for charity. Also, when she was 4, she began playing the violin and still plays it now. When she was 14 years old, she joined the prestigious world famous group called "The Calgary Fiddlers" and then graduated from the group in 2007. When she was an early teen, she started taking classical voice lessons to explore her voice more, and moved on to contemporary music studies. She started writing songs when she was 17 and has continued to write catchy, relatable music and lyrics. In March 2011, the song she was featured in won Currently, Mackenzie is 20 years old and is getting ready to graduate from the The #1 Prestigious Contemporary Music School, Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA. In March 2011, the song she was featured in won Berklee's "Songs for Social Change" contest and the song for 9/11 memorial concert. Mackenzie is very passionate about philanthropy and is always striving to be the change she wants to see in the world. She was recently featured on "Love Conquers All," a benefit album for "Music for Japan." The Calgarian currently lives in Hollywood, CA, where she continues to songwrite and record.