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BROOKE MILLER
Sentimentalist Magazine Review - Brooke Miller, hardly a household name, but just you wait. Her debut CD You Can See Everything is awash in mind blowing brilliance. Hailing from Prince Edward Island on Canada’s Atlantic coast, the lush organic landscape of her birth land bleeds through every track on the album. Comparisons to Rickie Lee Jones, Sheryl Crow and Natalie Merchant are obvious but glimpses of Miller’s punk rock youth keep the disc from becoming too precious. Look for great things to come from Ms. Miller –CD

She attributes that to recording in an unusual setting, with great musicians, chief among whom is her fairly recent husband, Don Ross, an award-winning fingerpicker and Narada recording artist highly respected in acoustic music circles for the last two decades. “You Can See Everything” sounds so intimately directed to him, she might be whispering in his ear. “That was the first `I love you’ kind of song I’d ever written,” she admits. “This song embodied my entire spirits being lifted by this person’s love and everyone should be able to experience a love like that in their life and aren’t we lucky to have something like this. So that’s what that song is about. It was absolutely for my husband. I was basically thanking Don for such good true love. Just that feeling that things seem really clear at times if you know that your heart is safe.”

BONNIE COUCHIE
Bonnie Couchie is real. infectious. engaging. at times edgy. her lyrics sometimes deep and resonating, like her voice. Compelling and entertaining.

Torn between her love of her home by the river and her passion for Music, she created a house concert venue on the river that would welcome and nurture other musicians traveling along the lonely stretch of trans Canadian hwy. She built a refuge where Music would find her and feed her and where she would feed music in return. Now at 37 she has just completed her debut CD called "Feather for an Elephant". Finally. Having tripped out of her musical closet she has found herself in the middle of a full on party wearing nothing but her birthday suit. -and there's no turning back.

Press kit: http://www.sonicbids.com/bonniecouchie

My Space: http://www.myspace.com/bonniecouchie