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Congratulations! You have just found the web site that barely contains the considerable talents of Linda Regan. No pop musician performing today brings the same amount of raw energy, passion and talent to the table as this impressive artist. Whether describing her as Tina Turner's heir apparent or Annie Lennox and David Bowie's love child, one thing is for sure, recorded or live, Regan is a powerful vocal force to be reckoned with.

As incomparable as Regan's abilities are, to get an idea of what you can expect from her, try: a charged up Madonna who knows how to keep a secret; Debbie Harry on the best day she ever had; or a hybrid of Linda Ronstadt who had been forced to live with The Rolling Stones for a year. Regan's got the chops, the attitude and the balls to rock anyone who's ears stray into her path.

Her new album, Cinematique is chocked full of pop wonders, there are all "strong" songs here. From the intensity of "Second Nature" over to the light-hearted dance sounds of "Don't Go", from the intriguing Spanish sounds of "Aahh" and into the eclectic and original title track, "Cinematic", Regan has made an album unparalleled in popular music. Follow these songs into radio-ready tunes like "Could've Been Me," "Colourful People,""Convince Me," and "I Am Revealed," and you too will be a Regan convert.

But, as strong as her album is, Linda is not Linda until she is on-stage. Exhibiting all of the best of rock cabaret, Linda is a performer first, and she just happens to be an amazing vocalist and an impressive dancer to boot. Her shows are non-stop events and even the most reluctant of listeners will find themselves drawn into her world. A world best described as a visual feast with dramatic costume changes and fun that doesn't stop until Regan leaves the stage.

Exuding sensuality without thrusting her femininity in your face, Regan is a natural performer who commands the stage the moment her toes touch it. Magnetically alluring and mysteriously mesmerizing, one look and one listen and you'll never forget her.

---Rebekah Gleaves