mariah hostrander
Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania, United States | MAJOR
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September 19th 2009
JERSEY SHORE - "Living Sacrifice" by independent recording artist Mariah Hostrander of Jersey Shore, hit No. 1 as a single at Digstation.com and stayed there for a number of weeks.
The song is on Mariah's first full-length album, "Beautiful Scars."
The 16-year-old has performed at many churches and festivals throughout Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut and West Virginia. Often appearing as a solo act, she has performed with her sister, Kyrie, and with the praise band at First United Methodist Church.
More information is available at her Web site: www.mariahhostrander.com. Click on the Digstation link at the bottom of the page for "Beautiful Scars."
Digstation is an online music store that allows browsers to search for and download what it calls "the largest selection of independent music in the world."
- Lock Haven Express
Discography
"Picture It" LP"I'm Alive" (single for the Principled Warrior Foundation)"The Angels Sing" Christmas single, "Beautiful Scars" LP,
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Bio
Mariah Hostrander began her singing/songwriting career in 2006 at the age of 13. With influences from BarlowGirl to Paul Baloche, Mariah has captured the muse to deliver a compelling folk-rock sound with well-crafted lyrics that tell life stories easy for most people to appreciate.
Mariah Hostrander's first full-length project, "Beautiful Scars" was released in 2008, followed by a Christmas single "The Angels Sing" in 2009. Fast forward to 2011 and "Picture It," impeccably expands her discography with her first national release with Tate Music Group.
Most important to Mariah, "Ultimately, I want to glorify God with the gift He's given me and I want to reach and inspire people."
As well, recently Mariah has teamed up with the Principled Warrior Foundation. To show her support she wrote a song titled "I'm Alive" and will be donating 50% of the proceeds to the foundation. This foundation is being established to provide support to our servicemen and servicewomen and their families with PTSD and brain injuries.
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