Recent media articles:

	January 17, 2008 [here] Magazine Interview "Another Side of Stephanie Mainville"
	February 2, 2008 Telegraph-Journal "My Tunes:  Mainville's Music"

 

New Album News   Stephanie recently spent two-weeks recording 10 new songs in Toronto. Her second album is being produced by Kevin Fox.     Photo by: Grant Martin Photography Stephanie spent several days at Canterbury Studios whose lengthy list of credits include U2, PINK FLOYD, MICK JAGGER, KEITH RICHARDS, PRINCE, DAVID BOWIE, VAN MORRISON, JOHNNY CASH, MARIAH CAREY, ALICIA KEYS, ALANIS MORISETTE, LENNY KRAVITZ, THE WALLFLOWERS, and SHERYL CROW. Singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Kevin Fox is well known in the Canadian music scene as an exceptional cellist and vocalist. He has worked as a musical director at the 2006 Juno Awards in Halifax and for the band Shaye. Kevin has recorded and/or performed with Celine Dion, Tom Cochrane, Feist, Alanis Morisette, Chantal Kreviazuk, Gordie Sampson, Melanie Doane, Jully Black and many others.   Together, they are crafting a reflective acoustic pop album. Stephanie’s new songs will take her music to a much wider audience. The music they are creating together is destined to firmly establish Stephanie as an export-ready New Brunswick artist. Stephanie’s debut album released in 2004 introduced her abilities as a multi-instrumentalist, singer, composer/arranger, performer and songwriter. A project that started out as a demo, while remaining a low-budget recording, generated interest and support from established industry professionals and world-class studio musicians and performers. The result was an album that received a total of 8 award nominations and won 3 awards. Nominations include: 2006 ECMA Gospel Recording of the Year 2006 Shai Awards Folk Album of the Year 2005 Shai Awards Inspirational Album of the Year 2005 GMA Canada Covenant Award Instrumental Song of the Year 2006 Mercy Award for Song & Creative Arts 2005 Mercy Awards Instrumentalist of the Year Stephanie has appeared in official showcases at the Junos, the Canadian Country Music Awards, the ECMAs, and Music New Brunswick Week. Her crystal-clear voice and her fusion of classical violin and traditional Celtic fiddle playing has earned her featured artist and nominee status at the ECMAs, GMA Canada's Covenant Awards, the Shai Awards (Canada’s “People’s Choice Awards" for Gospel music), and the New Brunswick Gospel Music Hall of Fame’s Mercy Awards.