Promo Song/New Release: Nearer My God to Thee
Artist: Jake White
Style: Instrumental

Cheri Magill Website

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Song Title:	"Treadmill"
Musical Style:	Pop
CD:	Worth the Wait
Download Song (.mp3):	Download (416 kB)

Song Title:	"Chasing Yesterday"
Musical Style:	Pop
CD:	Worth the Wait
Download Song (.mp3):	Download (552 kB)

Song Title:	"Snow in Your Hands"
Musical Style:	Ballad
CD:	Ready
Download Song (.mp3):	Download (3.6 MB)

Song Title:	"Breathe In"
Musical Style:	Pop
CD:	Crossing Avenues
Download Song (.mp3):	Download (2.9 MB)

Song Title:	"First Thing on My Mind"
Musical Style:	Ballad
CD:	Crossing Avenues
Download Song (.mp3):	Download (4.9 MB)

“Somewhere between the serene estro-pop of Sarah McLachlan, the angsty girl-woman guitar-rock of Michelle Branch and the hushed playfulness of the country diva of your choice (Shania, Faith, et al), Cheri Magill radiates the kind of natural warmth and personal connectivity some of the above have paid handlers millions for. Thanks to Ready’s glossy-crisp production (by Silvercrush’s Steele Croswhite) wed to Magill’s dulcet voice, smart lyrics and sure footings in rock and balladry, the only element that seems to be missing is a major-label logo on the back. Give her time, and handlers.”
- Bill Frost, Salt Lake City Weekly

“Cheri Magill rocks. With a distinctive sound and thoughtful lyrics, the singer/songwriter's "ready" to take a giant step onto the local pop music stage.”
- Carma Wadley, Deseret News

More about Cheri Magill

Cheri has performed all over Utah, as well as Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Wisconsin. She has made several TV appearances and was recently selected by Donny Osmond to make a special TV appearance with him. Cheri was also honored as Utah’s 2005 “Best of State” vocalist.

Because helping others is a strong motivation for her, Cheri has created a free program called “Make the Music” which is designed to enrich the music department in public schools. Through this program she visits a middle school and teaches the students about songwriting. She helps them write their own songs and then performs and speaks at a school assembly where a few students are given the opportunity to perform their own songs. “Students need to find positive, creative outlets to express themselves, especially at this difficult stage of life,” she comments.

For more information on upcoming events visit www.cherimagill.com.