âChaceâs voice is a full-bodied alto with the warm tone of the best folk artists, but also the lived-in quality of the most compelling rock and blues singersâ¦[her] lyrics are simple, direct, and affecting.â - Jay Miller, The Patriot Ledger

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ROCK: Acoustic, FOLK: Folk-Rock



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Anyone who has seen this 5 - time winner of the Best Female Vocalist Award in the Providence Phoenix Best Music Poll sing in any setting knows she delivers with passion and conviction every time she takes a stage. Her CDs have received critical acclaim from publications including The Boston Globe who called Chace's Take Your Shot "a stunning collection of original roots rock, folk, and blues." With her band, Chace has opened for such national acts as Joan Jett, America, Judi Collins, The Gin Blossoms, Better Than Ezra, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Littlefeat, Delbert McClinton, and Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes to name a few. Most recently performing solo acoustic, she tours continually and her ever-increasing fan base continues to be enchanted and inspired by her performances.

Becky Chace believes that music should be used as a tool to bring people together. Her entire career has been a testament to her vision of what music can do. Like her idols, Dylan, Springsteen, and Lucinda Williams, she has always believed there is more than one way to get her message across. Whether by rocking the house playing electric rock and blues or by playing in an intimate setting with just an acoustic guitar and her voice to communicate her message, Chace proves genres and styles don't matter as long as the singer expresses herself with passion. Having sold over 6,000 plus copies of five independently released CDs, it is obvious that her fans believe this passion comes across on CD as well.

As for the present, Becky is recording her first solo CD since 1998's Play Me. She's on a mission to continue relating to her audience on an intimate level. This mission is about forming a community and connecting with people who are searching for something more meaningful in their lives, which cannot be bought or sold.