'Belinda Brady' singing at Amazing Womans Day Toronto March 6th, 2010

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Toronto based singer-songwriter Belinda Brady singing at... "Reggae for Life"-A Fundraiser for Haiti in Toronto, Canada.

"Belinda Brady is emerging internationally as a well respected, blossoming songstress. Earning top billing amongst world-renowned reggae and Canadian urban artists, the gifted and talented performer is primed for a global audience. Belinda has worked with some of reggaes top recording artists such as Shaggy and Julian Marley and has now taken centre stage to shine on her own. She has built a repertoire of songs with captivating combinations of rock, reggae, pop and soul, which are emotionally charged and passionate.

The talented entertainer is a two time Juno Nominee for her hit singles Flex (1998) and Gifted Man (distributed in 2003 by EMI on the Master T Reggae Vibes Compilation). Belinda also won the Canadian Urban Music Award for Too Late (1999) for best R&B single. She has enjoyed major commercial airplay across Canada and the Caribbean with singles Want Something and Free your Mind produced by legendary duo Sly and Robbie. Belinda has also worked with Canadian Idol Judge Farley Flex who managed her career for a number of years. Farley encouraged Belinda to create music that is true and real to her. He later came up with the Title Naked for her last album. With much success, the first single I Cried, was a hit on mainstream radio and Much More Music. Belinda continues to break down Global barriers and is constantly gaining support from media and fans worldwide.

Belindas contemporary approach to song writing and vocal presentations represents all of the musical genres that have inspired her artistry including Rock, Folk, R&B and Reggae. Bob Marley, Joni Mitchell, Led Zeppelin, India Arie and Alanis Morrissette, are some of the musical geniuses that motivated and influenced her sound and lyrics which lead her to write with such meaning, soul and incredible passion.
www.belindabrady.com

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[OlObuffalo]

this song sung in that lovely, velvety voice is a wonderful tribute to Women

[Toronto365Days]

I was so glad I was able to see her sing this live. The energy in the room was electric!

The women (and men) were cheering, crying, clapping, smiling...everyone was inspired and uplifted!

Memorable & beautiful

[OlObuffalo]

Wow! that's some serious pipes! Great performance