Presenting sweet, soulful vocals and a return to traditional country music, Seattle's Lacey D debuted her new CD "Everyday Girl" December 4th, 2007 released by West Country Records. The talented singer/songwriter recorded the set featuring music industry veterans Michael Behymer (Roy Clark, Wayne Newton, Frankie Lane); Fred Newell (Jerry Reed, Marty Stuart, Porter Wagoner); and David Northrup (Travis Tritt), among others at Bayou Studios in Nashville with producer Scott Turner (Slim Whitman, Jimmy Bryant) at the helm. "Over the years, I've had the opportunity to work in the studio with countless seasoned entertainers," states Turner. "But what a joy it was to work to produce Lacey. Even the A Team studio musicians remarked about how rewarding it was to play for an artist who was so professional in her approach." 

Lacey D began her enthusiasm for country music over 12 years ago. Like most singers, she began vocalizing in school and church choirs. Throughout junior and senior high school, Lacey studied voice and trained at a performing arts school where she sang in musical theater, cabaret shows and participated in master classes. At 14, Lacey was introduced to a local songwriter and music publisher/producer in Seattle who had a recording studio. That meeting led to a 10 year friendship and hundreds of hours in the recording studio. It was through that relationship that Lacey discovered Nashville producer Scott Turner who helped select songs for "Everyday Girl" and eventually brought Lacey to Nashville to produce her debut CD.

For more information about Lacey D, please visit her web site at http://www.laceyd.com and http://www.myspace.com/laceydcountry.