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Stephanie Pauline

Colorado Springs, Colorado
Singer-Songwriter
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"NOW IF I ERR - LET IT BE, IN RECKLESS ABANDON TO THE HEART YOU'VE GIVEN ME!"
BIOGRAPHY
Stephanie Pauline has proved herself a force to be reckoned with. The singer/songwriter from Minneapolis, currently residing in Colorado Springs, has spread her message of love and hope through the power of her inspirational lyrics. Stephanie coined the term "foaltro" to describe her music, influenced by folk, alternative, rock and Christian music. Listening to Stephanie, one is reminded of great artists like Sara McLachlan, Jewel and Alison Krauss, as her voice pierces the soul and leaves listeners aching for more. After what she calls five years of darkness, Stephanie says God recovered her and renewed within her an inborn sense of music. Songwriting came to her like breathing or laughing, she says.

As a singer, songwriter, pianist and guitarist, Stephanie has garnered attention from record labels and high-level industry professionals. However, alongside this success is Stephanie�s tremendous commitment to worthy causes, world relief efforts and social evangelism. The non profit organization More than Music Inc. Stephanie founded in 2004 has enabled her to make many mission trips, including a month long foray to an orphanage in Vijayawada, India where the singer/songwriter experienced first hand the destitution that plagues much of the world.


Stephanie Pauline has written over four hundred songs and has recorded four albums, having co-produced each, including Rush the Sea and Deep Blue Sky recorded with reknowned musicians in LA and Nashville. She has been featured in newspapers around the Midwest and one of her songs was used on a soundtrack in a film called My Lawyer. She has performed over 80 dates from 2006-2007 in venues ranging from civic centers, and theatres, to local pubs, detention and treatment centers, churches and coffee houses. Her music is receiving more and more radio play in the US and internationally, and she did 10 radio interviews last year.


Stephanie is currently planning a Deep Blue Sky tour to be announced soon and hopes to record many more albums. You can purchase Stephanie Pauline music at www.morethanmusicinc.com or visit her myspace at www.myspace.com/themorethanmusicband.com.
LEVEL
professional
GENRES
Singer/Songwriter, Folk, Alternative Pop
PUBLISHING COMPANY
More than Music Inc, independent publishing company
Contact
Management: More than Music Inc., Nathan Groninger, 719.210.9875
Publishing: More than Music Inc., Stephanie@StephaniePauline.org
Label: More than Music Inc., Stephanie@StephaniePauline.org
Music Supervisor: More than Music Inc., Stephanie@StephaniePauline.org
Booking: Cure9090, Kathy Morford: 719.330.6707, cure9090@msn.com
P.R.O.
BMI
INSTRUMENTS
acoustic guitar / keyboard / piano / vocals
INFLUENCES
David Wilcox, John Denver, Meiko, Avril Laveign, Shawn Colvin, Ruch Mullins, Chris Rice, The Indigo Girls, Tracy Chapman, Kathy Mattea, Alison Krauss, Jewell, Sara Mclachlan, Sara Groves, U2, The Eagles, Martina McBride.
DAY JOB
This is my day job!
I AM INTERESTED IN
in co writing online
in co writing in person
in networking with songwriters
in pitching songs to artist
in pitching songs to tv
in getting a record deal
in getting a publishing deal
I WRITE:
For a living

I Also Write:
by myself
with others
for myself
for others

I Prefer To Write:
lyrics
melody
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SONG CUTS
Stephanie Pauline Stephanie Pauline
SONG PLACEMENTS
"Lost Cause" : used in an Independent feature film called "My Lawyer".

Hoping to expand this list exponentially in the coming months.
AWARDS & ACCOLADES
"Anything to be with You" was nominated for the pending Independent Singer-Songwriter Association Song contest; worship catagory."

Stephanie Pauline Won 3rd place in the Indie International song competition in the country catagory for the song "A Little More" and won 7th place in the folk catagory as well for a song entitled "It Happened".
http://www.indieinternational.com/profile.php?id=680
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