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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by KC_2002: Hi Natalie Brown,
I visited your site..lots of stuff going on there. just some friendly imput, do you think it's possible to have less advertising on your homepage? there seems to be a lot of it..just to make it a little less distracting? I am going to try and find some clips on your site. cheers!</font>
Hey KC- thanks for checking it out. There isn't any advertising really per se, just links to things I am involved in, working on, features and that sort of thing. I like to let my fans know the latest, so that is why there are links on the entry page, for quick and easy access to the latest. My management and I set the page up the way it is as a response to what my fans were asking for. It may not be the kind of set-up every artist should have, but it really works for me. Thanks so much for the feeback tho- that is always a great thing.
For clips you can visit the Multi-Media Section (see the navigation bar at the top of he page) of the site or check out these links: Mp3.com or Mp3 Downloads of Let The Candle Burn
Checked out the Hevin song and it's very expressive and theatrical.
Are you doing CCM? I used to do CCM/Worship and Gospel a few years back when I was Leading Worship in Canada and then the US touring with Ron Kenoly.
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