SHe DAISY - History

History

The Osborn sisters began singing at early ages, performing for relatives in their hometown, Magna, Utah. They sold tickets to neighborhood shows and performed at local retirement homes and performed "The Star-Spangled Banner" at Utah Jazz home games. After moving to Nashville, Tennessee, they worked similar shifts at different department stores and shared a car, which they collectively owned.

Kristyn is the group's songwriter, she wrote or co-wrote every song on SHeDAISY's studio albums apart from "God Bless The American Housewife." Early in their career, SHeDAISY worked with Jason Deere, a Mormon songwriter in Nashville and a native of Oklahoma. He produced the band while it was signed to Lyric Street.

Kelsi, the middle sister, played the role for Alice Flinders in the 1989 video version of the musical Saturday's Warrior.

Kassidy is the lead vocalist, with Kelsi on high harmony and Kristyn on low harmony.

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