Crystal Day

This article is about the American actress and singer Crystal Day. For the Mayumi Iizuka album, see Crystal Days. For the Echo & the Bunnymen album, see Crystal Days: 1979–1999.
Crystal Day
Occupation Singer/Actress
Website http://www.crystalday.net/

Crystal Day is an American actress and singer.

At 13 years old, Crystal entered a studio in Nashville, Tennessee and started recording songs for her first CD “Anything Can Happen”. While working on the project, she was asked to perform for a show in the Netherlands. She received much recognition for doing the show and in turn gained airplay on the radio alongside invitations for performances over the next two years, around the entire country.[1]

While her music career was starting, Crystal began taking acting lessons and had soon landed roles in several low budget independent films such as Brain Blockers and The Passing. She also wrote and performed songs that were featured on the sound tracks of those two films.

She become a fixture in the Los Angeles theater scene, performing in several productions before moving to Nashville to focus on her music career.

References

  1. ↑ "Crystal Day Bio". Official Website. 2007-06-25. Archived from the original on 2005-04-03. Retrieved 2007-06-25.

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