Annie Bosko
Fighter EP
1. Crooked Halo
2. You Look Like I Need A Drink
3. Wings
4. Cash
5. Fighter
6. Coal Black Heart

A California native, Annie has already paved an impressive path in Country music. She shared the stage with musical greats including Adele and Josh Groban, and also opened for acts including Dierks Bentley, Darius Rucker, Counting Crows, The Fray, Chris Young, Kip Moore, Josh Turner, Big & Rich, Chris Young, Pat Benetar, Wynonna Judd, and many more.

“I've had the pleasure of writing and recording with Annie. She knows who she is and where she's going. Mega voice and hot as a match! Watch out world, Annie is loaded for bear!” - John Rich (of country duo, Big & Rich)

"Annie is a triple threat. Her songwriting has come alive, her performances are riveting and the voice is even better (if that’s even possible). I am so proud of what she has accomplished and I can't wait to see what the next 10 years brings." - David Foster (Producer, Songwriter, Music Mogul)

For more information on Annie Bosko visit: www.anniebosko.com

Coal Black Heart

Cash

Fighter

Fighter (Intro)

Wings

You Look Like I Need A Drink

You Look Like I Need A Drink (Intro)

Crooked Halo

1. Tanya Montana Coe - Warrior
2. Micahel Warren - Oh My My
3. Annie Bosko - This Town
4. Rainey Qualley - Watered Down
5. Meg Parsons - Get Out Alive
6. Purdy - Dream In Colour
7. REMMI - Nuumb
8. Bandit Heart - Ghost
9. Korbee - Show Me the Way
10. Brennin Hunt - At My Door
11. Ocean Carolina - Cry Baby Cry
12. Shannon LaBrie - Alcohol (Acoustic Version)

Shannon LaBrie - Alcohol (Acoustic Version)

Ocean Carolina - Cry Baby Cry

Brennin Hunt - At My Door

REMMI - Nuumb

Purdy - Dream In Colour

Meg Parsons - Get Out Alive

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12. Then There’s You (feat Gabe Dixon) - watch:  https://youtu.be/8_fxigr_sjg

“There’s life, there’s love, then there’s you.”

This song is a straight up love song. It’s about love and romance, but it is also about suffering and remaining steadfast through the hard times. The beginning of the song gives a day-to-day account of love. By the end of the song, you have lived a long life together and have come to a beautiful conclusion that “life” and “love” are just words. It’s the one you love who gives those words life and meaning.

Single: Then There's You (feat. Gabe Dixon)
Release Date: Feb. 5, 2016 (for Valentine's Day)

Album: War & Peace
Release Date: April 1, 2016
Label: LaBrie Records and BUTR Records LLC

Nashville based singer-songwriter Shannon LaBrie has a sound that defies genres and tells insightful stories from an authentic place. She instantly became a favorite among music fans and critics alike with her powerful 2013 debut 'Just Be Honest'. With the hit lead single, “I Remember a Boy,” the independent release reached inside the Top Ten on iTunes and the Triple A Radio charts. Famed music blogger Bob Lefsetz wrote, “This track affected me. Made me believe like the great singer-songwriters of yore, maybe this woman has something to say. That in this crazy, mixed up, shoot-up world she can illuminate her story and people can relate.”

“When I listen to music,” LaBrie says, “a lot of times, it’s to make me feel good. But a lot of other times, it’s to make me not feel alone. So this next record is about embracing who I am and where I’m from. I am a Midwest girl. I grew up on an acreage in Nebraska, swinging around on old oak trees. I grew up really quickly and this album is a hindsight look into my past and learning how to embrace it in the present.”
 
The Austin Chronicle calls LaBrie, “a true guitarist singer/songwriter whose soulful voice’s sensual honey-crisp highs brings to mind the late, great Jeff Buckley.” She has opened for Dixon, Phoenix, ZZ Ward, The Head and the Heart, The Wild Feathers, Michael Franti and Valerie June. Her résumé includes South By Southwest, the Austin City Limits Festival, Road to the Hangout and Road to Bonnaroo.

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Shannon LaBrie - Then There's You (feat. Gabe Dixon)

11. Weight of Your Words “I wish you would have thought before you talked to me. Do you know what it’s like? To be here all alone? To live with all the weight of your words?”

Words deeply affect who we are as people. Good or bad, we can’t take them back. When I say something hurtful to someone I love, they have to bear that burden. Our words can never be erased. They can either lift someone up or push them down. I remember the bad more then I remember the good. I was told several times that I wasn’t grieving the way I should be; that I wasn’t moving forward fast enough. What people didn’t know was that while they were giving unsolicited advice on the way I was living my life, I had been shriveled up in the corner of my room crying in the dark for the past week because I couldn’t make sense of why I should get up. It’s a good question to ask: “Do I know what it’s like? If I were in their shoes, would I want to hear what I have to say?” More times than not, I think people would rather have a person there to hold them in silence. Sometimes words just hurt too much, whether they're good words or bad.

Album: War & Peace
Release Date: April 1, 2016
Label: LaBrie Records and BUTR Records LLC

Nashville based singer-songwriter Shannon LaBrie has a sound that defies genres and tells insightful stories from an authentic place. She instantly became a favorite among music fans and critics alike with her powerful 2013 debut 'Just Be Honest'. With the hit lead single, “I Remember a Boy,” the independent release reached inside the Top Ten on iTunes and the Triple A Radio charts. Famed music blogger Bob Lefsetz wrote, “This track affected me. Made me believe like the great singer-songwriters of yore, maybe this woman has something to say. That in this crazy, mixed up, shoot-up world she can illuminate her story and people can relate.”

“When I listen to music,” LaBrie says, “a lot of times, it’s to make me feel good. But a lot of other times, it’s to make me not feel alone. So this next record is about embracing who I am and where I’m from. I am a Midwest girl. I grew up on an acreage in Nebraska, swinging around on old oak trees. I grew up really quickly and this album is a hindsight look into my past and learning how to embrace it in the present.”

The Austin Chronicle calls LaBrie, “a true guitarist singer/songwriter whose soulful voice’s sensual honey-crisp highs brings to mind the late, great Jeff Buckley.” She has opened for Dixon, Phoenix, ZZ Ward, The Head and the Heart, The Wild Feathers, Michael Franti and Valerie June. Her résumé includes South By Southwest, the Austin City Limits Festival, Road to the Hangout and Road to Bonnaroo.

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Shannon LaBrie - Weight of Your Words

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9. War & Peace: “Pull that bow back baby, pull that bow back tight, I can take it honey, let those arrows fly. Can you see it in my eyes, war and peace, damn the way I fight, so stubbornly.”

This song is about my better half taking me at my worst. The years after we lost our baby were brutal. There were nights when I’d lose it. I would genuinely lose it. He would tell me, “There’s a point in the night when I look in your eyes and I know I’ve lost you.” I feel very fortunate that we made it through the past five years, and that he so willingly absorbed so many of those nights.

Album: War & Peace
Release Date: April 1, 2016
Label: LaBrie Records and BUTR Records LLC

Nashville based singer-songwriter Shannon LaBrie has a sound that defies genres and tells insightful stories from an authentic place. She instantly became a favorite among music fans and critics alike with her powerful 2013 debut 'Just Be Honest'. With the hit lead single, “I Remember a Boy,” the independent release reached inside the Top Ten on iTunes and the Triple A Radio charts. Famed music blogger Bob Lefsetz wrote, “This track affected me. Made me believe like the great singer-songwriters of yore, maybe this woman has something to say. That in this crazy, mixed up, shoot-up world she can illuminate her story and people can relate.”

“When I listen to music,” LaBrie says, “a lot of times, it’s to make me feel good. But a lot of other times, it’s to make me not feel alone. So this next record is about embracing who I am and where I’m from. I am a Midwest girl. I grew up on an acreage in Nebraska, swinging around on old oak trees. I grew up really quickly and this album is a hindsight look into my past and learning how to embrace it in the present.”

The Austin Chronicle calls LaBrie, “a true guitarist singer/songwriter whose soulful voice’s sensual honey-crisp highs brings to mind the late, great Jeff Buckley.” She has opened for Dixon, Phoenix, ZZ Ward, The Head and the Heart, The Wild Feathers, Michael Franti and Valerie June. Her résumé includes South By Southwest, the Austin City Limits Festival, Road to the Hangout and Road to Bonnaroo.

Shannon LaBrie - War & Peace

3. Took My Whole Life “From the start I wanted power, but it was quick to fade.”

The Book of Hosea in the Bible tells the story of a woman who keeps running away from her beloved. Her husband loves and cherishes her and yet, she keeps running away into prostitution where she is treated like a dog.  I relate to this story a lot. I’m constantly fighting love and running away from it. I think I’m powerful, but in reality, I’m afraid.

Album: War & Peace
Release Date: April 1, 2016
Label: LaBrie Records and BUTR Records LLC

Nashville based singer-songwriter Shannon LaBrie has a sound that defies genres and tells insightful stories from an authentic place. She instantly became a favorite among music fans and critics alike with her powerful 2013 debut 'Just Be Honest'. With the hit lead single, “I Remember a Boy,” the independent release reached inside the Top Ten on iTunes and the Triple A Radio charts. Famed music blogger Bob Lefsetz wrote, “This track affected me. Made me believe like the great singer-songwriters of yore, maybe this woman has something to say. That in this crazy, mixed up, shoot-up world she can illuminate her story and people can relate.”

“When I listen to music,” LaBrie says, “a lot of times, it’s to make me feel good. But a lot of other times, it’s to make me not feel alone. So this next record is about embracing who I am and where I’m from. I am a Midwest girl. I grew up on an acreage in Nebraska, swinging around on old oak trees. I grew up really quickly and this album is a hindsight look into my past and learning how to embrace it in the present.”

The Austin Chronicle calls LaBrie, “a true guitarist singer/songwriter whose soulful voice’s sensual honey-crisp highs brings to mind the late, great Jeff Buckley.” She has opened for Dixon, Phoenix, ZZ Ward, The Head and the Heart, The Wild Feathers, Michael Franti and Valerie June. Her résumé includes South By Southwest, the Austin City Limits Festival, Road to the Hangout and Road to Bonnaroo.

Shannon LaBrie - Took My Whole Life

1. It's Political “Hysterical, you’re just another average TV show, a team of writers and a pot of gold, you’ve never had to pay. I’m gonna move back west, bury all my hope in Kansas.”  

Politicians today make President Lincoln look like a fairy tale. Everything I see on TV is manipulated and untruthful. 

Album: War & Peace
Release Date: April 1, 2016 
Label: LaBrie Records and BUTR Records LLC

Nashville based singer-songwriter Shannon LaBrie has a sound that defies genres and tells insightful stories from an authentic place. She instantly became a favorite among music fans and critics alike with her powerful 2013 debut 'Just Be Honest'. With the hit lead single, “I Remember a Boy,” the independent release reached inside the Top Ten on iTunes and the Triple A Radio charts. Famed music blogger Bob Lefsetz wrote, “This track affected me. Made me believe like the great singer-songwriters of yore, maybe this woman has something to say. That in this crazy, mixed up, shoot-up world she can illuminate her story and people can relate.”

“When I listen to music,” LaBrie says, “a lot of times, it’s to make me feel good. But a lot of other times, it’s to make me not feel alone. So this next record is about embracing who I am and where I’m from. I am a Midwest girl. I grew up on an acreage in Nebraska, swinging around on old oak trees. I grew up really quickly and this album is a hindsight look into my past and learning how to embrace it in the present.”

The Austin Chronicle calls LaBrie, “a true guitarist singer/songwriter whose soulful voice’s sensual honey-crisp highs brings to mind the late, great Jeff Buckley.” She has opened for Dixon, Phoenix, ZZ Ward, The Head and the Heart, The Wild Feathers, Michael Franti and Valerie June. Her résumé includes South By Southwest, the Austin City Limits Festival, Road to the Hangout and Road to Bonnaroo.

Shannon LaBrie - It's Political

4. Heaven Crashed Down "Those were the days when heaven crashed down. Hell showed up. I was just thirteen clinging to the middle ground.  He was all we had. He was all I'd lost. The morning heaven crashed down I grew up."

This song is a literal depiction of losing my dad to cancer. In a way, it’s also a confession of losing a belief system. They’d say, “He’s in heaven,” and “We rejoice with you.” As a kid, those statements felt more cruel than comforting. It was hard to process the slow decline of my dad physically and then finally, to watch him breathe his last breath.

Album: War & Peace
Release Date: April 1, 2016
Label: LaBrie Records and BUTR Records LLC

Nashville based singer-songwriter Shannon LaBrie has a sound that defies genres and tells insightful stories from an authentic place. She instantly became a favorite among music fans and critics alike with her powerful 2013 debut 'Just Be Honest'. With the hit lead single, “I Remember a Boy,” the independent release reached inside the Top Ten on iTunes and the Triple A Radio charts. Famed music blogger Bob Lefsetz wrote, “This track affected me. Made me believe like the great singer-songwriters of yore, maybe this woman has something to say. That in this crazy, mixed up, shoot-up world she can illuminate her story and people can relate.”

“When I listen to music,” LaBrie says, “a lot of times, it’s to make me feel good. But a lot of other times, it’s to make me not feel alone. So this next record is about embracing who I am and where I’m from. I am a Midwest girl. I grew up on an acreage in Nebraska, swinging around on old oak trees. I grew up really quickly and this album is a hindsight look into my past and learning how to embrace it in the present.”

The Austin Chronicle calls LaBrie, “a true guitarist singer/songwriter whose soulful voice’s sensual honey-crisp highs brings to mind the late, great Jeff Buckley.” She has opened for Dixon, Phoenix, ZZ Ward, The Head and the Heart, The Wild Feathers, Michael Franti and Valerie June. Her résumé includes South By Southwest, the Austin City Limits Festival, Road to the Hangout and Road to Bonnaroo.

Shannon LaBrie - Heaven Crashed Down

2. For You “Write a new song, help me move one, cause today I don’t know who I’ve become.”

This song is about expectations and failing to meet them. I got so caught up in what others expected of me that I lost sight of who I actually was and who I’d become.

Album: War & Peace
Release Date: April 1, 2016
Label: LaBrie Records and BUTR Records LLC

Nashville based singer-songwriter Shannon LaBrie has a sound that defies genres and tells insightful stories from an authentic place. She instantly became a favorite among music fans and critics alike with her powerful 2013 debut 'Just Be Honest'. With the hit lead single, “I Remember a Boy,” the independent release reached inside the Top Ten on iTunes and the Triple A Radio charts. Famed music blogger Bob Lefsetz wrote, “This track affected me. Made me believe like the great singer-songwriters of yore, maybe this woman has something to say. That in this crazy, mixed up, shoot-up world she can illuminate her story and people can relate.”

“When I listen to music,” LaBrie says, “a lot of times, it’s to make me feel good. But a lot of other times, it’s to make me not feel alone. So this next record is about embracing who I am and where I’m from. I am a Midwest girl. I grew up on an acreage in Nebraska, swinging around on old oak trees. I grew up really quickly and this album is a hindsight look into my past and learning how to embrace it in the present.”

The Austin Chronicle calls LaBrie, “a true guitarist singer/songwriter whose soulful voice’s sensual honey-crisp highs brings to mind the late, great Jeff Buckley.” She has opened for Dixon, Phoenix, ZZ Ward, The Head and the Heart, The Wild Feathers, Michael Franti and Valerie June. Her résumé includes South By Southwest, the Austin City Limits Festival, Road to the Hangout and Road to Bonnaroo.

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Shannon LaBrie - For You

6. Crumble “You’ve stolen all my will, my fight’s gone.”

This song is about resting. It’s about accepting life as it is. It’s about love, it’s about loss. It’s about freedom. So much of my life I spent trying to “get over it.” It wasn’t until recently that I realized I have to accept that I will never overcome grief. It’s part of me, and I have to embrace it. I will never “get over” the loss of my baby. I will never “get over” the loss of my dad. I will carry them with me for the rest of my life--and that’s okay. There is freedom in accepting defeat. It’s good to crumble.

Album: War & Peace
Release Date: April 1, 2016
Label: LaBrie Records and BUTR Records LLC

Nashville based singer-songwriter Shannon LaBrie has a sound that defies genres and tells insightful stories from an authentic place. She instantly became a favorite among music fans and critics alike with her powerful 2013 debut 'Just Be Honest'. With the hit lead single, “I Remember a Boy,” the independent release reached inside the Top Ten on iTunes and the Triple A Radio charts. Famed music blogger Bob Lefsetz wrote, “This track affected me. Made me believe like the great singer-songwriters of yore, maybe this woman has something to say. That in this crazy, mixed up, shoot-up world she can illuminate her story and people can relate.”

“When I listen to music,” LaBrie says, “a lot of times, it’s to make me feel good. But a lot of other times, it’s to make me not feel alone. So this next record is about embracing who I am and where I’m from. I am a Midwest girl. I grew up on an acreage in Nebraska, swinging around on old oak trees. I grew up really quickly and this album is a hindsight look into my past and learning how to embrace it in the present.”

The Austin Chronicle calls LaBrie, “a true guitarist singer/songwriter whose soulful voice’s sensual honey-crisp highs brings to mind the late, great Jeff Buckley.” She has opened for Dixon, Phoenix, ZZ Ward, The Head and the Heart, The Wild Feathers, Michael Franti and Valerie June. Her résumé includes South By Southwest, the Austin City Limits Festival, Road to the Hangout and Road to Bonnaroo.

Shannon LaBrie - Crumble

5. American Dream “American Dream, close to me like the air I breathe.”

There have been moments recently when I’ve looked around and been overwhelmed at the goodness of life. Most people aren’t born into the American Dream. I don’t want to take it for granted. Every step along the way has been a step toward a dream realized.

Album: War & Peace
Release Date: April 1, 2016
Label: LaBrie Records and BUTR Records LLC

Nashville based singer-songwriter Shannon LaBrie has a sound that defies genres and tells insightful stories from an authentic place. She instantly became a favorite among music fans and critics alike with her powerful 2013 debut 'Just Be Honest'. With the hit lead single, “I Remember a Boy,” the independent release reached inside the Top Ten on iTunes and the Triple A Radio charts. Famed music blogger Bob Lefsetz wrote, “This track affected me. Made me believe like the great singer-songwriters of yore, maybe this woman has something to say. That in this crazy, mixed up, shoot-up world she can illuminate her story and people can relate.”

“When I listen to music,” LaBrie says, “a lot of times, it’s to make me feel good. But a lot of other times, it’s to make me not feel alone. So this next record is about embracing who I am and where I’m from. I am a Midwest girl. I grew up on an acreage in Nebraska, swinging around on old oak trees. I grew up really quickly and this album is a hindsight look into my past and learning how to embrace it in the present.”

The Austin Chronicle calls LaBrie, “a true guitarist singer/songwriter whose soulful voice’s sensual honey-crisp highs brings to mind the late, great Jeff Buckley.” She has opened for Dixon, Phoenix, ZZ Ward, The Head and the Heart, The Wild Feathers, Michael Franti and Valerie June. Her résumé includes South By Southwest, the Austin City Limits Festival, Road to the Hangout and Road to Bonnaroo.

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Shannon LaBrie - American Dream

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7. Alcohol (Acoustic Version) “Like a dead man holding me, we’re buried six years deep, I can’t escape from this disease.”

Addiction is an infectious disease that affects everyone around the addicted. You don’t realize it when you are in the midst of it, but at some point, you find yourself addicted to the vicious cycle as much as the one addicted is to the substance.  My addiction to trying to fix him was just as life-altering as his addiction to alcohol.

Album: War & Peace
Release Date: April 1, 2016
Label: LaBrie Records and BUTR Records LLC

Nashville based singer-songwriter Shannon LaBrie has a sound that defies genres and tells insightful stories from an authentic place. She instantly became a favorite among music fans and critics alike with her powerful 2013 debut 'Just Be Honest'. With the hit lead single, “I Remember a Boy,” the independent release reached inside the Top Ten on iTunes and the Triple A Radio charts. Famed music blogger Bob Lefsetz wrote, “This track affected me. Made me believe like the great singer-songwriters of yore, maybe this woman has something to say. That in this crazy, mixed up, shoot-up world she can illuminate her story and people can relate.”

“When I listen to music,” LaBrie says, “a lot of times, it’s to make me feel good. But a lot of other times, it’s to make me not feel alone. So this next record is about embracing who I am and where I’m from. I am a Midwest girl. I grew up on an acreage in Nebraska, swinging around on old oak trees. I grew up really quickly and this album is a hindsight look into my past and learning how to embrace it in the present.”

The Austin Chronicle calls LaBrie, “a true guitarist singer/songwriter whose soulful voice’s sensual honey-crisp highs brings to mind the late, great Jeff Buckley.” She has opened for Dixon, Phoenix, ZZ Ward, The Head and the Heart, The Wild Feathers, Michael Franti and Valerie June. Her résumé includes South By Southwest, the Austin City Limits Festival, Road to the Hangout and Road to Bonnaroo.

10. Ain’t Just A Feeling: “Feel the beat of your heart, safer than I’ve ever been.”

This song was a bit of a milestone for me. After losing our baby, love was a far-off dream. Feeling good, feeling like a woman, feeling beautiful wasn’t something that came easily. For a while, it didn't come at all. This song was a result of a night that I felt good. I was able to step out of the sadness for a moment and just be happy. Even though I knew that the next day I might feel terrible. That night it was okay to feel good.

Album: War & Peace
Release Date: April 1, 2016
Label: LaBrie Records and BUTR Records LLC

Nashville based singer-songwriter Shannon LaBrie has a sound that defies genres and tells insightful stories from an authentic place. She instantly became a favorite among music fans and critics alike with her powerful 2013 debut 'Just Be Honest'. With the hit lead single, “I Remember a Boy,” the independent release reached inside the Top Ten on iTunes and the Triple A Radio charts. Famed music blogger Bob Lefsetz wrote, “This track affected me. Made me believe like the great singer-songwriters of yore, maybe this woman has something to say. That in this crazy, mixed up, shoot-up world she can illuminate her story and people can relate.”

“When I listen to music,” LaBrie says, “a lot of times, it’s to make me feel good. But a lot of other times, it’s to make me not feel alone. So this next record is about embracing who I am and where I’m from. I am a Midwest girl. I grew up on an acreage in Nebraska, swinging around on old oak trees. I grew up really quickly and this album is a hindsight look into my past and learning how to embrace it in the present.”

The Austin Chronicle calls LaBrie, “a true guitarist singer/songwriter whose soulful voice’s sensual honey-crisp highs brings to mind the late, great Jeff Buckley.” She has opened for Dixon, Phoenix, ZZ Ward, The Head and the Heart, The Wild Feathers, Michael Franti and Valerie June. Her résumé includes South By Southwest, the Austin City Limits Festival, Road to the Hangout and Road to Bonnaroo.

Shannon LaBrie - Ain't Just A Feeling

8. Against a Wall “All my friends, they don’t realize, I’m in my bed, only half alive. I’m not dead, I’m just looking at you, feel my pulse, feel a touch of truth, against a wall, I can’t breathe, something real is what I need.”

This songs speaks to how easy it is to hide from reality. I went through several harsh years after losing my baby. My health declined, and in turn I went into deep depression. I could open my computer and write clever status updates, post outdated pictures, and pretend my life was going great--while at the same time I was crying in bed, alone, with my blinds closed. Looking back, I feel that I robbed myself of being loved during the worst time of my life.  Social media can’t touch you. It can’t look you in the eye and say, “How are you doing?” Your “friends” on the other end of the status line don’t have to look at your reality. They only have to look at the “reality” you chose to portray.

Album: War & Peace
Release Date: April 1, 2016
Label: LaBrie Records and BUTR Records LLC

Nashville based singer-songwriter Shannon LaBrie has a sound that defies genres and tells insightful stories from an authentic place. She instantly became a favorite among music fans and critics alike with her powerful 2013 debut 'Just Be Honest'. With the hit lead single, “I Remember a Boy,” the independent release reached inside the Top Ten on iTunes and the Triple A Radio charts. Famed music blogger Bob Lefsetz wrote, “This track affected me. Made me believe like the great singer-songwriters of yore, maybe this woman has something to say. That in this crazy, mixed up, shoot-up world she can illuminate her story and people can relate.”

“When I listen to music,” LaBrie says, “a lot of times, it’s to make me feel good. But a lot of other times, it’s to make me not feel alone. So this next record is about embracing who I am and where I’m from. I am a Midwest girl. I grew up on an acreage in Nebraska, swinging around on old oak trees. I grew up really quickly and this album is a hindsight look into my past and learning how to embrace it in the present.”

The Austin Chronicle calls LaBrie, “a true guitarist singer/songwriter whose soulful voice’s sensual honey-crisp highs brings to mind the late, great Jeff Buckley.” She has opened for Dixon, Phoenix, ZZ Ward, The Head and the Heart, The Wild Feathers, Michael Franti and Valerie June. Her résumé includes South By Southwest, the Austin City Limits Festival, Road to the Hangout and Road to Bonnaroo.

Shannon LaBrie - Against A Wall


High Dive Heart (HDH) is a pop duo composed of multi-platinum award winning singer-songwriter Jason Reeves (collaborations with Colbie Caillat, Lenka, Katharine McPhee, Angel Taylor, etc) and Nelly Joy, one-half of the ACM nominated country duo the JaneDear girls. Jason is an ASCAP award winning iTunes Indie Songwriter of the Year, 2007. His album The Lovesick debuted at #5 on the Pop iTunes charts as an indie artist, 2011. Jason has toured with Colbie Caillat and OneRepublic, and more. Nelly has toured with Jason Aldean, Brad Paisley, Blake Shelton, and more.

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High Dive Heart - Misfit

Crazy by Shannon LaBrie
Release date: Jan 13, 2017  
Label: LaBrie Records and BUTR Records LLC  
UPC: 859718823223

* Rolling Stone listed Shannon as one of 10 new artists you need to know in September 2016
* Sophomore album War & Peace released April 1, 2016
* "Alcohol” - 2 million streams on Spotify
* "War & Peace" featured on Nashville Indie Spotlight 2016 
* Songs from the Smoakstack EP debuted Top Ten on the iTunes singer-songwriter chart
* Freshman album Just Be Honest released in 2013 debuted in Top 10 for two weeks on iTunes singer-songwriter chart 
* Single "I Remember A Boy" charted Top 20 at Triple A radio
* TV Syncs: One Tree Hill, Best Friends, Client List, Army Wives, etc
* Film Syncs: ‘Make Your Move’ film released in theaters nationwide
* Toured over 300 dates in the U.S. from 2013-2016

Crazy Enough

Shannon LaBrie - Crazy Enough

Marketing Highlights:
* Tour Dates: http://www.shannonlabriemusic.com/tour
* "Alcohol” Over 2.3 million streams on Spotify
* Rolling Stone listed Shannon as one of 10 new artists you need to know in September 2016
* Sophomore album War & Peace released April 1, 2016
* "War & Peace" featured on Nashville Indie Spotlight 2016 
* Songs from the Smoakstack EP debuted Top Ten on the iTunes singer-songwriter chart
* Freshman album Just Be Honest released in 2013 debuted in Top 10 for two weeks on iTunes singer-songwriter chart 
* Single "I Remember A Boy" charted Top 20 at Triple A radio
* TV Syncs: One Tree Hill, Best Friends, Client List, Army Wives, etc
* Film Syncs: ‘Make Your Move’ film released in theaters nationwide
* Toured over 300 dates in the U.S. from 2013-2016
* Debut album Just Be Honest released in 2013 sold: 5,000 units
* Sold 20,000 singles to date
* Over 3 million collective streams
* Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ShannonLaBrie 
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/shannonlabrie 
* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shannonlabrie

Stubborn Heart

Stubborn Heart (single)

Shannon LaBrie - Stubborn Heart

Shwayze Coastline (featuring Wildcard)
spotify:track:0cC2NSGnOm7FJBCj3o2477

Written by Aaron Smith, Richard Wynne, Michael Alan Sawyer Jr
Produced by Wildcard
Label is Feel Good Ent (Self-Released)

Shwayze is currently on tour supporting this single:
http://shwayze.com/tour.html

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Coastline - Single

Coastline

Shwayze - Coastline (featuring Wildcard)

Shannon LaBrie - Forevermore EP (Released Oct. 20, 2017)
1. All Our Love
2. Forevermore
3. One More Time
4. Silhouette 
5, Take It In Stride (Explicit)

The new project brings to mind the early days of Jackson Brown with a tinge of 90’s grit. LaBrie says, “we are both pretty emotionally dark but, for some reason, when we play music together, it feels happy. I guess two wrongs make a right?”

Nebraska native Shannon LaBrie, and Bloomington, Indiana’s own Kenny Childers, have taken a step away from solo artistry for a moment and banded together to write their first release “Forevermore.” 

The album feels free, smooth and breezy, like one would feel at the beginning of fall. With the perfect blend of melody and groove, this new project is something to chill or dance too. The kind of music you can play anytime/anywhere. The duo will be touring the new project with a few select dates, with a focus on Indiana, which is where the project was recorded. 

Shannon LaBrie profile on Spotify featuring her previous hit 'Alcohol'

Forevermore

Forevermore EP

Shannon LaBrie - Take It In Stride (feat. Kenny Childers)

Shannon LaBrie - Silhouette (feat. Kenny Childers)

Shannon LaBrie - One More Time (feat. Kenny Childers)

Shannon LaBrie - Forevermore (feat. Kenny Childers)

Shannon LaBrie - All Our Love (feat. Kenny Childers)

Shwayze & Cisco Adler have reunited celebrating the 10 year anniversary of Shwayze's self-titled debut album that was co-written and produced by Cisco Adler. 

The first single "Buzzin'" peaked at #46 on the Billboard Hot 100 back in 2008. His second single "Corona and Lime," reached #23 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #3 in the iTunes Store. he second single "Corona and Lime," reached #23 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #3 in the iTunes Store.

Shwayze & Cisco "Back To The Beginning"
Written by Aaron Smith and Cisco Adler
Produced by Cisco

10th Anniversary Summer Tour 2018 kicks off June 6
New EP to be released in May.

Shwayze & Cisco Adler - Back To The Beginnig

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