Joey Daniels

"'Take Me Off the Market' is something that I've been saying forever," explains Joey, describing the album's title track as "a fun song." Voicing a request that many women wish for, she playfully challenges her lover, urging him to "take me off the market, and make me your woman, let's seal the deal, let's make it real and start making wedding plans." She lifts you up on "Believe," a song she co-wrote with Jason, the day after 9/11. "When it happened I felt so out of control," she says passionately. "The only way I felt I could do anything was to write a song." The emotionally charged ballad inspires listeners that "all things are possible, just believe."
This may be Joey's first release, but this songbird is no newcomer to the music scene. "I've been singing forever," Joey nostalgically recalls. "My mom has tapes of me when I was two years old. I would make up songs and she would record them." Growing up in tiny Creston, British Columbia, Joey enjoyed an idyllic childhood in many ways and loved her hometown, though she constantly looked forward to the day she could take her talent to a bigger city and give it wings. "I'm so thankful I grew up there," says Joey. "It was like growing up in the 50's or something... we rode our bikes, and went fishing, and played outside until 10 o'clock at night, and no one had to worry. It was great. But I was always thinking about my music. It was such a passion for me."