Beppie is brimming over with positive vibes and infectious melody on her new album Nice To Meet You and the single Great Day – showcasing today on Tinnitist.
The Juno and WCMA-nominated children’s entertainer is no stranger to a good time. Funneling all of her positive energy and worldly inspirations into a catchy and unforgettable album feels like a small feat for this genre-bending, family-friendly musician. Driven by the passion that comes with motherhood, Beppie delivers kind-hearted productions that paint fantastical worlds welcome to all for exploration. ”
While storytelling is a driving force behind the Beppie movement, there is particularly satisfying attention to detail when it comes to the production side of things. Hailed across the board for her mixes, Great Day is another addition to a flawless catalog of upbeat music. It’s the lead-off track to Nice To Meet You, a 10-song set that compiles a refreshing array of musical genres. Featuring jazz, pop, rock, and indie genres, there is plenty of fun tightly packed into Beppie’s explosive tunes.
Beppie is the elaborate brainchild of one Stephanie Nhan, an Edmontonian looking to push the boundaries of children’s music. She hit the scene in 2017 with her debut album There’s A Song Inside Me. Since then, she has released four more albums, receiving two WCMA nominations and one Juno nod. Her multi-genre music is refreshingly modern, fun, and innovative. She pushes the boundaries of children’s music to appeal to audiences of all ages with radio-quality production, humour, and unique listening experiences.
A music educator by trade, Nhan provides programming and performances for schools, festivals, and libraries. She is a new member of the 2022 Recording Academy Class and signed on with Platoon to release Nice to Meet You. The inspiration for her music comes from her three young children, who sing and compose with her at home every day.
Hear Great Day above, listen to Nice To Meet You below, and meet up with Beppie at her website, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
