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Shannon LaBrie is an American singer, songwriter, guitarist, and pianist from
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, United States, residing in Nashville, Tennessee, since 2008.


Career

LaBrie has released three studio albums, ''Just Be Honest'' (2013) and ''War & Peace'' (2016) and her latest album ''Building'' released by Moraine Records (2020). The latter album's first single "Firewalker" which was written with
Tia Sillers Tia Maria Sillers is an American songwriter. She has written over 40 singles in multiple music formats, including the Lee Ann Womack single "I Hope You Dance (song), I Hope You Dance", and the Kenny Wayne Shepherd single "Blue on Black". Siller ...
and Joe Robinson, was listed as NPR's "Top 20 Songs of 2020", and the album was listed by NPR's Anne Powers as "Top Fall Albums to Listen Too." LaBrie, also wrote "She Got Soul", a track on Robert Randolph and The Family Band's Grammy Nominated album ''Got Soul'' (2017), and "Just Do It", a track on Lily & Madeleine's album '' Canterbury Girls'' (2019). LaBrie, also co-wrote "I Got Your Love (You Got Mine)" with Gabe Dixon, which was recorded by Gabe Dixon and Susan Tedeschi of The Tedeschi Trucks Band and released in 2021.


Discography


Albums

* ''Just Be Honest'' (2013) * ''War & Peace'' (2016) * ''Building'' (2020)


EPs

* ''Songs from the Smoakstack'' (2015) * ''My Snow Angel'' (2015) * ''Forevermore'' (2017) * ''Home from Anywhere'' (2019)


Singles

* "Calls Me Home" (2010) * "I Remember a Boy" (2012) * "Alcohol (Acoustic Version)" (2015) * "It's Political" (2016) * "Crazy Enough" (2016) * "Stubborn Heart" (2017) * "All by Myself (Acoustic Cover)" (2019) * "I Hope You Dance" (2019) * "Firewalker" (2020)


Music videos


References


External links

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Heavy Rotation: Public Radio's Favorite Songs Of 2020 (So Far) : World Cafe : NPR
Living people American women country singers American country singer-songwriters American women guitarists American women pianists Americana musicians Country musicians from Nebraska Year of birth missing (living people) 21st-century American women Singer-songwriters from Nebraska {{US-guitarist-stub