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Amanda Marsh
Amanda Marsh's debut album came out in 2005, sharing its name with the single 'Be Where You Are.' That song, along with others like 'Makin a Change' and 'Time...
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Amanda Marsh's debut album came out in 2005, sharing its name with the single 'Be Where You Are.' That song, along with others like 'Makin a Change' and 'Time To Breathe,' gave her music a straightforward, acoustic feel that connected with listeners.
In 2009, she had to deal with vocal cord nodules, which required surgery and a period of rehabilitation. A few years later, in 2012, her choice to cover a pop song drew some criticism from people who preferred her earlier sound. She handled it without much fuss, just noting that different fans like different things.
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