Christina Martin has reached that point on her award-winning album ‘It’ll Be Alright’, a 10-song collection that finds the Canadian singer-songwriter attaining what her music has always suggested, a place where the ghosts of her musical heroes freely mingle with pop-rock’s modern architects.Working closely with her long-time producer and guitarist Dale Murray (DaleMurray.ca), Martin made a conscious effort not to be bound by the expectations of those who have categorized her in the past as an alt-country artist. ‘It’ll Be Alright’ utilizes far more sonic textures, allowing Martin to explore the many sides of her musical personality.Canadian Singer-Songwriter Christina Martin began writing and recording her own music while slogging it out on the Austin, Texas bar scene in the early 2000’s, before returning home to Canada in 2003. Since 2008 she has been relentlessly recording and touring in Canada and overseas, building connections the old-fashioned way, at venues big and small, singing songs about loss and love, anxiety and perseverance. Along the way, she has earned multiple East Coast Music and Music Nova Scotia Awards. Her songs have been featured in films, on television, and she’s performed at music festivals around the world (Rolling Stone Weekender Festival, Belfast Nashville Songwriters Festival, International Folk Alliance, Reeperbahn Festival, Canada Music Week). Christina lives in rural Nova Scotia with her husband and musical partner Dale Murray. They share a life that’s simple, honest and adorned with the joy of music.For more information on Christina’s music and tour dates please visitwww.christinamartin.net