
An alumna of Musicians Institute, Perrin writes with a unique blend of honesty and courage that yields an acute self-introspection, “I am listening / To the voice inside my head / It’s telling me to just breathe,” to where one was, “Everything that came before / All the bitterness and ugliness,” and to where one needs to be, “I am on an East bound train / Destination: Providence.”
It’s interesting to think about the fact that in her yearn for change a native daughter of Los Angeles is headed east, whereas, a hundred years ago music found both sons and daughters rushing for change in the western frontier. In essence, Perrin reaffirms the unique innate strength that's hidden within us and uncovered when we find the will to look away from what was and look ahead to what will be: a new haven for our hopes, dreams, and love.
“Take My Hand,” a playful and spirited song about the rush to tie the knot after meeting ones true love, reveals Perrin’s dynamic range of abilities. She shows off her swift styles and vocal variations that earlier she masterfully hid, and didn’t need. While “Providence” had a minimalistic tone, “Take My Hand” greatly incorporates the entire band, and squeeze everyone else into the lyrics, to create a richly textured jocund track that packs an excitedly wild wedding into the plentiful confines that only three minutes and twenty-one seconds could have perfectly provided.
Perrin proves that she is cut from a different cloth than that of certain mainstream artists, who are often creatively stiff and imaginatively monotonous, even more so during their live performances. From her range and abilities as both a singer and songwriter, Perrin, without question, possess the innate charisma to sing about the hidden magic and grace of everyday life than sing about money, the Hamptons, and Buggatti Veyrons.
From the two tracks this young singer-songwriter proves herself as an artist who is humbly inspired by the everyday life lived by the everyday people: their thoughts, their feelings, their hopes and dreams. And, with a kindred spirit, Perrin and her songs take our hands to the divine providence of her artistry.

You can now download Tracee Perrin’s “Take My Hand,” and “Providence,” from her EP “Providence,” for free by clicking on the Download button on the right-hand side of the SoundCloud players above.
The EP is now available for download from BandCamp($4.95) by visiting http://traceeperrin.bandcamp.com/album/providence.
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