Christie Huff starts a fire with album 'Roll the Dice' - RAGGED COUNTRY
After moving to California, Christie Huff is taking the LA music scene by storm. Having always been determined to succeed, her emotional music video for ‘Soldier Song’ was selected for the 2014 GI Film Festival in Washington DC. With this big accomplishment under her belt,Huff has no plans to slow down as she releases her second album Roll The Dice. The album itself is filled with upbeat positivity, and Huff’s sultry sound lends itself well to the selection of tracks. Themes
Up Close and Personal with Christie Huff - NODEPRESSION.COM
Christie Huff is a budding artist that has been breaking through musical barriers with her unique brand of Country meets Pop. Garnering accoladses such as playing at the House of Blues and Hard Rock Cafe, Huff is a musical force that is wise beyond her years. Her mature sounds brings classic elements into her songs, with a unique, updated twist. Her vocals are pure heaven, as it shows the energy and charisma of Huff as both a songwriter and an artist. Currently residing in Ca
Interview: Christie Huff - VENTS MAGAZINE
Talk more about the latest single “Road Trip”: My latest single for “Road Trip” was inspired by memories of going on trips with my family growing up. I’m from Mesa, AZ and my family would go on campouts and weekend trips around Arizona and different parts in the southwest. We’d go on long road trips mostly and just explore the different towns near by. Driving around with my friends and family and listening to music is one of my favorite things to do. It allows you to escape r
Yes, go ahead and 'Roll the Dice' with Christie Huff - THE EXAMINER
Christie Huff is a country singer from Mesa, Arizona that now calls Los Angeles home, and Roll the Dice is an album filled with contemporary country music. Huff is at her best when she tamps down the instrumentation to let that sweet voice of hers shine. “Summer Love,” for example, rolls gently to a slightly reggae beat. Huff is mostly supported by acoustic guitar on this track, which is also highlighted with some lovely mandolin. Due to the track’s easygoing nature, it gives
