Marie Hines

Marie Hines

Marie Hines writes with the scope and eloquence that comes with age and the purity and hopefulness of youth. Her rosy piano melodies accompanied by the telltale string quartet glow with grand turns of phrase and idyllic themes of love gained and love lost. With her debut album Worth the Fight, Marie Hines is growing up, discovering what she wants to accomplish as an artist and flowering into who she wants to be as a person. Marie’s southern charm , gentle femininity, and affection for cupcakes and ballet flats attest to her cheery warmth as a person, but Marie’s songwriting goes beyond poise and passion to exude a quiet elegance, luminous and ornate. Marie has developed her own niche somewhere between the honest lyricism of Regina Spektor and the graceful instrumentation of Sara Bareilles. The first glimmering notes of Worth the Fight feel like waking up in the morning; the realization and enlightenment in the title track are both delicate and spirited. The album’s first single, “Wrapped Up in Love,” is a blushing tune that radiates silvery bliss. The two songs establish a strong presence and expressive foundation for the rest of the album, and they’ve already received national attention for it: “Wrapped Up in Love” was featured in WalMart’s Valentine’s Day in-store promotional campaign in 2010 and 2011, and more recently, “Worth the Fight” won 1st place in the Intel Superstars Competition, Singer/Songwriter Division. Marie Hines released her debut album, produced by Eric Kinny, on December 14th, 2010. For more information about Marie and Worth the Fight, go to www.mariehines.com.

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