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"...here we go again; another Canadian 'songlady' about to hit the big leagues in country music!! Tracy Reynolds has already established herself as a hit songwriter on the Nashville scene, and with this debut release she is certain to become the talk of the countyr..." Larry Delany, Editor/COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS
“Tracy Reynolds possesses a soulful voice; she lights up a room when she performs, makes you want to have fun with her; a delight to watch, an exceptional entertainer!” Fran Romeo Entertainment Group, Chair~Academy of Country Music
“Tracy Reynolds has a voice as distinctive as the Dixie Chicks’ Natalie Maines or Highway 101’s Paulette Carlson, with rootsy arrangements and heartfelt messages. Standouts include ‘The Places She Goes’, ‘Time Has Wings’, & ‘Hurry Up Get Up And Go’. I love the album, it’s very hip and cool.” Nancy Tunick Former National Promotion Manager, Asylum Records and Warner Bros, Records
“I hear the voice of a very passionate writer. Her attitude about being responsible for your own happiness and her positive take on life really comes through on this project. This album is full of excellent observations on real life, not Pollyanna. The production is absolutely awesome. It truly is the kind of album I would listen to at home.” Mike Brady MD~KNIX MD /assist. PD~KSON
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Discography
"The Places She Goes" / Cupit Records Nashville / 2003
"Time Has Wings" / single release / Canada 2004
"The Bright Side" / single release / Canada 2004
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Bio
This hardworking Canadian singer/songwriter moved to Nashville to get involved in the songwriting community. She was a staff writer for Cupit Music for 9 years and has won awards for her writing with several cuts to her credit. She has toured throughout the US and Canada in various musical configurations from solo to full band, including acoustic upright bass and percussion. Tracy currently divides her time between Nashville, where she writes, and Oregon, where she performs at wineries & festivals. She is also a Personal Chef, so there's always a little "Singin' In The Kitchen".
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