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Ali Matthews

Canadian musician

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About Ali Matthews

Ali Matthews was a Canadian singer, songwriter and producer (music).

Ali Matthews is a Canadian Contemporary Christian musician and songwriter from Stratford, Ontario, Canada.

Musical career

Ali Matthews began her career as a performing artist and songwriter while still in her teens. Her debut album Patchwork was released in 2000. Ali performs with guitarist and co-producer Rick Francis, and sometimes with a seven-piece band named The Good China. She is a graduate of The University of Western Ontario and is married.

Ali has won fifteen Gospel Music Association Canada Covenant Awards, was nominated for a further thirteen, and has been nominated for seven Shai Awards. Released = 2006 Format = Label = Writer = Producer = Rick Francis and Ali Matthews Director = Chart position= Sales = Certification = Tracks = "Sweeter Than Wine (Prelude)", "Window Of Light", "Poised for a Fall", "Santorini", "When The Silence Falls", "Silence Falls (Reprise)", "Hearts Without Scars", "You Knew My Name", "Sweeter Than Wine", "Hear The Rumble", "Give It Away", "Lay It Down", "The Weapon and the Wound", "Which Way Is Home (The Prayer of the Prodigal)", "Time Will Never Tell", "Sweeter Than Wine (Instrumental)", "Little Hands" Bonus tracks = Singles =

Notable appearances Vocals on "Under African Skies", "Leaving", and "Speak to Me", on Jacob Moon's album Landing 2: the 10th Anniversary Concert (Moonbeam Music, 2012)

Songs on compilations Sea to Sea: I See The Cross, "Lord of the Starfields" (CMC, 2005) 27th Annual Covenant Hits, "On Angels' Wings" (CMC, 2006) Sea to Sea: The Voice of Creation, "You Knew My Name" (CMC, 2007) 28th Annual Covenant Hits, "Sweeter Than Wine" (CMC, 2007) GMA Canada presents 30th Anniversary Collection, "Hunger Mountain" (CMC, 2008) Sea to Sea: Christmas, "The Cry Of Bethlehem" (Lakeside, 2009)

Awards and recognition GMA Canada Covenant Awards

2004 Inspirational Album of the Year: Where You Remain 2004 Country/Bluegrass/Southern Gospel Song Of The Year: "Hunger Mountain" 2005 Seasonal Song Of The Year: "On Angels' Wings" 2006 Folk/Roots Album Of The Year: Window Of Light 2006 Folk/Roots Song of the Year: "Poised For A Fall" 2006 Country/Bluegrass Song Of The Year: "Sweeter Than Wine" 2006 Seasonal Song Of The Year: "Brand New Miracle" (songwriters Ali Matthews and Rick Francis) 2007 four nominations: Female Vocalist Of The Year, Song Of The Year: "Window Of Light" (Ali Matthews and Rick Francis), Folk/Roots Song Of The Year: "Which Way Is Home (The Prayer Of The Prodigal)", and Jazz/Blues Song Of The Year: "Window Of Light" (Ali Matthews and Rick Francis) 2008 Instrumental Song Of The Year: "The Cry Of Bethlehem" 2008 Seasonal Song Of The Year: "The Cry Of Bethlehem" 2009 Seasonal Album Of The Year: Looking For Christmas 2011 Four awards, including: Female Vocalist Of The Year, Album Of The Year: Carry Me Home, Folk/Roots Song Of The Year: "God Only Knows" and CD/DVD Artwork Design Of The Year: Carry Me Home 2012: Female Vocalist Of The Year

International Songwriting Competition (ISC) 2006 third place, Lyrics Only: "Poised For A Fall"

Just Plain Folks Music Awards 2006 Contemporary Christian Album: Where You Remain

Shai Awards (formerly The Vibe Awards) 2007 nominee, Artist of the Year

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Important facts

Nationality
Education
University of Western Ontario

Frequently asked questions

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Canadian musician

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Ali Matthews was a singer, songwriter and producer (music).

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· Wikipedia: Ali Matthews

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