SHARI
CHASKIN
Singer ⬩ Performer ⬩ Coach
Singing for Calgary's stages, performing for the world's hearts.
Beautiful for You is a
vintage record release to honour my close friend and legendary composer, Elliot Willensky. His incredible songs live forever and hold a very special place in our hearts.
and I wanna be everything you need
I wanna be the life you lead
until our days are through
I’ll be beautiful for you
Written by ELLIOT A. WILLENSKY
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Releasing on June 28th!
How I Breathe celebrates the power of music to transform our lives. Shari's vision is for an album that touches all its listeners through our shared humanity. Shari wants you to connect emotionally with songs about taking a chance on love, fighting to save it and lifting spirits. Shari's deeply soulful voice will give life to a collection of Canadian classics, original adult contemporary songs with a deep connection and background in jazz music. A special duet tribute to the late Tony Bennett will be included on the album.
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AT WAR WITH LOVE is about holding on to the love you have—even when you think there’s nothing left to give. The song celebrates having the strength to overcome your fears, regrets and conflicts. Shari’s latest single will inspire everyone who wants to give love a fighting chance!
cause love leaves vicious scars
but hearts behind bars
are only fools at war with love
Written by MICHAEL CARUSO
Arranged by JON DAY
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Streaming on all music platforms!
MARGATE tells the sentimental story of a father and daughter. Walking together on the New Jersey shore, their footprints in the sand made memories that can never wash away.
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Shari's new pop single will connect with anyone who treasures a loving bond with their father. From the beaches of Margate, be reminded that “He is with me, he is listening, he can hear my song.”
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Lyrics by SHARI CHASKIN
Music by JON DAY
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Streaming on all music platforms!
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