Bonnie Nichols - I've Got Something To Say

I’ve Got Something to Say is a collection of songs; each of which contains a powerful message. While we've all struggled with our involvement in the war, Bonnie wrote a love song to our troops titled, “Red, White and Blue.” Months after the 2004 tsunami disaster in Asia she tried to explore the meaning of “Grace” in everyday life. Watching her son raise his children inspired her to write “Family Matters.” In “Turn the Quiet Up,” Bonnie writes from her heart about the need to slow down and reconnect with those we love. When she lost her husband to a sudden heart attack, she wrote “New Beginning” to honor him and to describe the experience with organ and tissue donation. As a young woman, Bonnie didn’t know how she would survive without her father’s guidance after he died. Then the chorus for “Borrowed Wings” came to her and verses flowed spontaneously from her friend and co-writer Jaye Bartlett.

Press Release: Soldotna, AK. Local singer-songwriter Bonnie Nichols is featured in an All-American show of support where bands and singer-songwriters from all across America have donated songs representing each of the 50 states.

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I’ve Got Something to Say
Sample Music Clips
1. Red, White & Blue
2. Superhuman Kind of Love
3. Turn The Quiet Up
4. They Took My Lord Away
5. Grace
6. Borrowed Wings
7. Family Matters
8. Straight To My Heart
9. Lullaby in Three Quarter Time
10. New Beginning

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About Bonnie ... Bonnie Nichols is a singer/songwriter from Soldotna, Alaska. She is published on two Grammy-finalist children’s albums; “A Child’s Gift of Lullabyes,” and “Snuggle Up; A Gift of Songs for Sweet Dreams,” with J. Aaron Brown of Nashville, TN.

Bonnie is a recipient of a Wolf Trap Silver Medallion Award for a children’s project, “Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta-Bed,” written and recorded with Katherine Dines of Denver, Co. One of her contributions, “Dino-Story” has been published in Sing 2006 a songbook and CD for school children in Australia.

She has also been recognized at the state and national level for her contributions of music related to the healthcare field. Her song, “New Beginning” included on her latest release titled I’ve Got Something To Say, was written to highlight her experience with organ/tissue donation and “Kids Otter Be Immunized” was written for the State of Alaska’s childhood immunization campaign. She also won the first Alaska Public Radio Song of the Year contest in 1997 for her song, “She Don’t Hear the Thunder” describing a woman who found her way through a relationship riddled with domestic violence. Bonnie has also been honored by the State of Alaska as a First Lady’s Volunteer of the Year.