Album Notes

Christine Evans is the latest young singer/songwriter to emerge from a Vancouver Island music scene that has given the world Diana Krall and Nelly Furtado. Still only 14 years old, Christine has created a pair of recordings that promise greatness.

Produced and engineered by Tom Hall of Seattle's Earworks Audio, Take Me Home and Time For Me demonstrate Christine's dramatic, dynamic vocals on a pair of polished, well-crafted, original songs.

"Christine Evans is one of the most promising young artists that I've heard in a very long time," enthused Hall, a studio wizard who has worked with pop musicians ranging from Tangerine Dream, Steve Miller, and the Eurythmics' Dave Stewart to rapper Sir Mix-A-Lot to jazz greats Cedar Walton and Pete Christlieb. "When I received Christine's home made demo, I realized that there was a real opportunity to create something extraordinary," Hall continued. "They were honest, believable, compelling songs that clearly came from the heart."

Christine Evans has been singing and writing songs since she was seven. Peter Yarrow, from the fabled folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary, calls Christine "a very gifted singer/songwriter with an expressive, beautiful voice, a totally genuine life perspective and a warm gracious personality."

Yarrow introduced the young, Victoria musician to the famous New York-based singing coach, Bill Riley. Riley works with Metropolitan Opera Singers as well as performers such as Celine Dion, Ben Vereen, Liza Minnelli, Pete Seeger and many other greats. He is now Christine's teacher-mentor.