Interview with Ann Chaplin

ANN CHAPLIN is a singer/songwriter from Deep River, Ontario. Her 2008 debut EP What I Meant To Say received 4 nominations from The IMAs (Independent Music Awards). Her Country album Drive was released in January 2013. Growing up in Northern Ontario, Ann began writing songs on the family piano as soon as she was tall enough to reach the keys, and was a part of every choir and band that her school had to offer. In high school, she played viola in the Deep River Symphony Orchestra. Her love of sports and the outdoors also kept her very busy, as she taught sailing and karate for years. Music was the path she chose and years laters she found herself at Noble Street Studios recording her first Country album with some of the industry’s finest musicians and produced by Toronto’s Douglas Romanow. Her first single Wylie received national radio play and created a platform for her second single Whiskey Days which was a top 10 DMDS radio download. Now, Ann has released Drive - the title track from her current CD - to Country radio. Tune in and get to know this talented Ontario Country artist and her music.