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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2011 · 1H 1M

musician Shae Fiol

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Shae Fiol grew up in Portland, Oregon, surrounded by family members who  were classically trained musicians such as her mother, father, both  grandmothers. She is a true performer, the complete musical package  -arranger, guitarist, lyricist, songwriter and vocalist. Her path to  music began in her sophomore year at New Mexico University when her  father came up with a great way for Shae to earn tuition - by writing  songs.  After purchasing his daughter a digital tape four track, he  agreed to pay her $250 for every song she wrote.  The result was a  nine-song demo, which not only earned her enough cash to live off but  also became the catalyst to build her indomitable song writing skills.   After college, Shae's musical ambitions helped to land her in L.A. where  she worked with Tha Liks, especially J-ro on a track "Run Wild" Just a  year later, Shae was invited to New York City by Rockwilder to work with  him on her album.  Shae now calls Brooklyn home.  She is a well-rounded  performer who has showcased her talents at well-known NYC venues  ranging from Joe's Pub, BAM and SOB's.  She describes her music as  creating the type of vibe, which allows one to travel inside their mind  and daydream while still appreciating the eclectic mix of classical,  folk, rhythm and blues, hip-hop, jazz and Latin playing in the  background.  Her music is personal, searching, and adventurous.  Shae's first full-length album, Catch a Ride, was produced mostly by her  collaborations featuring Grammy Award winners Stuart Matthewman of  Sade, Me'shell Ndegeocello, and producer Rockwilder.     For more info: http://www.indiereviewcd.com https://twitter.com/IndieRevue https://www.instagram.com/indie.review

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