Biography

Kylie D. Hart's songwriting stems from traditional country roots - but is chock full of eclectic infusions, creating a unique sound that appeals to a wide range of listeners.

Kylie's powerful and gutsy vocal style blends attitude with heartfelt, in- your- face lyrics.

A long time musician, Kylie started out playing drums at the very young age of eight years old. As her musicianship improved, she played with a number of bands in high school. A self-taught guitar player since the age of 17, Kylie's skills have evolved with the acoustic, electric and bass guitars. Her talent flows over to the keys - and she has become quite familiar with the sweet sound of the mandolin.

Kylie's extensive knowledge of music theory and composition, offers her songwriting stylings an "out of the box" sense of brilliant nuance and inspiration.

In 1998, Kylie studied voice under Rose Baum Senerchia ( The Metropolitan Opera ) at The Opera Institute of California in San Jose, California.

Kylie was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, however, that did not stop her from feeling her family's southern / Native American roots. In 2000, she picked up and relocated to the Dallas/ Fort Worth, Texas area where she now calls home.

Kylie's life-long battle with Cystic Fibrosis has not held her back from her dreams. The disease took her younger sister at the tender age of 16 and left Kylie with an even more powerful drive to, not only live - but excel!

Kylie continues to stay strong in her disease and is "beating the odds" statistically!

Kylie's debut album, "Hard Luck" was released Dec. 17th, 2010 and is currently available for purchase.

A portion of all proceeds from the sale of this CD will be donated to directly support the mission of The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in the ongoing search for a CURE!