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Released: Jan 1, 2008

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03-Perfect Love.mp3
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11-End of the War.mp3
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01-Good Day.mp3
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Genre: Folk / Indie / Pop
Location Edmonton, Alberta, Ca
Profile Views: 15265
Last Login: 8/13/2011
Member Since 5/21/2007
Website www.carrieday.com
Record Label Unknown Indie
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.. .. .. .. ...... Layout by ..CoolChaser.. .. .. ...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .."Pure acoustic guitar opens up this mesmerizing CD titled Finding Grace. Soft lyrics feather their way into your consciousness. Brilliantly written songs so emotional you can not help but get drawn in. Carrie’s voice stands on its own. Minimal arrangements that showcase a talent ready for the world stage. This voice is distinct and you will readily recognize Carrie when you hear her. A refreshing change from the overproduced cookie cutter sound alike hit machine infesting the current airwaves. Melancholy reigns here but it is a good hurt because you know Carrie is going to be OK. Tho despair can be heard the sweetness of that voice wraps around you like a warm hug from a long lost friend found on the lonesome highway of life. When even the chorus can be altered, leaving itself void of the “hook”, you realize it is not about making hits. It is about playing what you feel." - Fraser Wareham with The Moose Jaw Times Herald.. .. ..“There’s a real sense of raw passion in the singer’s delivery, reflecting the sincerity and real-life inspiration behind most of her confessional-style writing. Listen closer and you’ll hear some serious songcraft going on too, because Hryniw has a talent for finding melodic hooks to hang her words on, whether she’s playing guitar or, occasionally, piano.” – Roger Levesque with The Edmonton Journal... ..
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Not in any particular order: Sarah Harmer, Joni Mitchell, Justin Rutledge, Feist, Damien Rice, Josh Ritter, Rob Heath, Karla Anderson, Alex Boudreau, Tim Chesterton, my brothers, all of the great musicians I have worked with over the years, CKUA, CBC, and every piece of music I've heard and loved from Bach to Beck.
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"Pure acoustic guitar opens up this mesmerizing CD titled Finding Grace. Soft lyrics feather their way into your consciousness. Brilliantly written songs so emotional you can not help but get drawn in. Carrie’s voice stands on its own. Minimal arrangements that showcase a talent ready for the world stage. This voice is distinct and you will readily recognize Carrie when you hear her. A refreshing change from the overproduced cookie cutter sound alike hit machine infesting the current airwaves. Melancholy reigns here but it is a good hurt because you know Carrie is going to be OK. Tho despair can be heard the sweetness of that voice wraps around you like a warm hug from a long lost friend found on the lonesome highway of life. When even the chorus can be altered, leaving itself void of the “hook”, you realize it is not about making hits. It is about playing what you feel." - Fraser Wareham with The Moose Jaw Times Herald

“There’s a real sense of raw passion in the singer’s delivery, reflecting the sincerity and real-life inspiration behind most of her confessional-style writing. Listen closer and you’ll hear some serious songcraft going on too, because Hryniw has a talent for finding melodic hooks to hang her words on, whether she’s playing guitar or, occasionally, piano.” – Roger Levesque with The Edmonton Journal.

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May 21, 2007

Influences:

Not in any particular order: Sarah Harmer, Joni Mitchell, Justin Rutledge, Feist, Damien Rice, Josh Ritter, Rob Heath, Karla Anderson, Alex Boudreau, Tim Chesterton, my brothers, all of the great musicians I have worked with over the years, CKUA, CBC, and every piece of music I've heard and loved from Bach to Beck.