Sherri Harding is a soul singer in the truest, timeless sense of the word — a powerful, emotionally grounded vocalist whose performances are shaped by lived experience, deep musical roots, and years spent earning her voice the long way. Drawing from soul, blues, and R&B traditions, Sherri delivers something increasingly rare: authority, warmth, and truth that can’t be manufactured.

Her breakthrough album, A Million Pieces, was recorded in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, placing her directly within one of the most revered soul-music lineages in the world. The album showcased her extraordinary range — from blues-driven rock to deeply felt soul ballads — and introduced her as an interpreter capable of turning personal stories into universally resonant songs. Tracks like “Lady of the House” revealed her gift for emotional storytelling, rooted in family, strength, and lived experience.

Sherri’s path to this moment has been built stage by stage. She has paid her dues across countless clubs and venues, performing everywhere from juke joints in Northern Canada to international stages entertaining armed forces overseas. That history is audible in her voice — confident, resilient, and unflinchingly honest. Her upcoming album, Storyland (Instant Replay Music), set for release Spring 2026 (date TBD), expands that journey.

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A soul-tinged reflection on love, resilience, and the world around us, the album tackles adult themes with clarity and emotional weight. Storyland was recorded in Ottawa but infused with deep Southern soul through a remarkable cross-border collaboration: legendary guitarist Kelvin Holly (Little Richard, The Amazing Rhythm Aces) traveled north to perform on the sessions, the iconic Muscle Shoals Horns recorded their parts in Alabama, and the album was mixed in Muscle Shoals by Grammy-winning engineer Jimmy Nutt.

Written and produced by veteran songwriter and producer Dick Cooper, Storyland carries a unified narrative voice while keeping Sherri firmly at the center as its emotional engine. The result is a record that feels grown, relevant, and fearless — music that doesn’t chase trends, but stands on craft, conviction, and soul. Often compared to artists like Bonnie Raitt and Susan Tedeschi, Sherri Harding belongs to that lineage of singers whose voices deepen with time.

With Storyland, Sherri Harding steps fully into her identity as a soul artist with deep American ties — delivering blues-rooted, truth-telling music that feels both timeless and urgently of the moment.

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