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Stevie Jewel - 'I Told You So'

The Canadian country-crossover singer-songwriter has Taylor Swift’s knack for dissecting relationships and delivering a punchline that’s as sweet as a slice of pecan pie.

Stevie Jewel - 'I Told You So'

By David Farrell

Stevie Jewel – ‘I Told You So’ (Indie / Bella Records): The Nashville-based Canadian country-crossover singer has Taylor Swift’s knack for dissecting relationships and delivering a punchline that’s as sweet as a slice of pecan pie–but this latest angel-voiced admonishment takes the cake.

The latest single is the lead track from her forthcoming Phoenix EP with proceeds from the song to be donated to the Canadian Women’s Foundation. No show dates listed.

Management: Cheryl Wilson, Crown – management@steviejewel.com

Bookings: Charlie Jacklin, JMA Talent – charlie@jmatatalent.com

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