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22-year-old Sabrina Korva was performing at age 7, on stage singing a duet with Bryan Adams at 13 and
co-writing with successful hit makers throughout her teens. This stylish singer/songwriter is set to
release her brand new single, “Bandaid", co-written with Murray Daigle (Not By Choice, Cauterize,
Emerald Rain, Mugshot).
Over the past few years Korva has worked with CJ Eiriksson (U2, Matchbox 20, Blue October, Incubus,
Hoobastank), Todd Kerns (Static In Stereo, Age Of Electric), Jim Huff (Edwin, Headstones), Guy Walker
(Backstreet Boys), Mike K, Michael Raphael (NEVE), Chin Injetti (Snow, Moka Only), Mark Olexson
(Matthew Good, 54-40), Dean Truitt (Color), Curt Cuomo (KISS, Eddie Money, John Corabi), Kelly
Moneymaker (Expose, Days Of Our Lives), Murray Daigle, Robert Laidlaw, Murray Yates (Forty Foot Echo),
Jason Rowe, Craig Zurba, Derek Schram, Sean Kelly (Crash Kelly) and MOBILE.
Although Sabrina is greatly influenced by classic rock, she studied classical piano (and some jazz) for
10 years at The Royal Conservatory Of Music. With determination Korva also juggled high school, figure
skating, ballet, voice lessons, flute, bass and guitar. Sabrina is a graduate of BCIT’s Radio
Broadcasting program, where she worked on air and in production at Evolution 107.9 FM. Having performed
at festivals like Canadian Music Week and North By Northeast for several years, Sabrina has knowledge
and experience well beyond her years.
A regular performer at CrueFest in Hollywood at the Whisky A-Go-Go, Sabrina Korva has played venues
throughout North America, from Kentucky to Nashville, Hawaii to Hollywood and all across Canada.
Both of Sabrina's previous singles ("Coming Down" and "When I Fall Down") made the Top 100 at radio in
Canada, and "Bandaid" is set to top them both. Stay tuned!
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