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When Nicole Provost wanted to start a choir in her hometown of Abbotsford, B.C., in 2015, she had a few things working against her.
Firstly, she didn’t know any singers.
She was, however, willing to spend a little cash on coffee and promotional T-shirts and, sometimes, that’s all you need to kickstart a dream.
What started off as a dream chasing has today fortified into the recording of two albums by the choir that comprises of people with different abilities, especially those bordering on autism.
It is a matter of pride that both the recordings have happened at the Bryan Adams studio. The reaction of the accompanying parents of the kids is a reward in itself for they cannot believe their kids were recording in the studio where their favourite Bryan Adams recorded!!
The group chooses songs with inspirational messages. When they perform, Provost serves as conductor, vocalist and hype person, bouncing in front of the choir as she belts out tunes at the top of her lungs.
Wishing Nicole Provost the very best for future albums with the best of the best!
We at The Purple Studio are positive that we too will be involved in the recording of some out of this world covers with the combination of those with the gifted of the purple hues and the well known gifted musicians.
