Kathy Grant, Int’l Artist & Radio Co-Hos

Kathy Grant is first a Gospel Artist. She is also an Gospel Radio Show Host, on Canada's most listened-to Gospel Radio Program, "Gospel Groove", heard weekly every Sunday Night on CHRI 99.1 fm in the Nation's Capital of Ottawa, Ontario Canada. Additionally, Kathy is an Entrepreneur, Fashion Model, Songwriter and Freelance Journalist among many other things.
With over 20 years of experience in the Gospel Music Industry, Kathy has been blessed with multiple and varying opportunities to work with some of the very best in the business in Canada, the United States, Jamaica and Europe.
Kathy comes from a heritage and lineage of musicians and with music in her blood she retains boundless desire to see the industry she loves move from strength to strength. Her uncle (now deceased) is none other than the famed Jamaican Ska and Reggae Producer, Duke Reid who is sometimes credited with the reggae beat. Her cousin Danny Hulgate is a Grammy Award Winning Arranger and Broadway musician who has penned and arranged scores of broadway musicals such as his Grammy Award-winning "Bubbling Brown Sugar", "Eubie", "Tap Dance Kid", "Ella - the Ella Fitzgerald Story" and countless other works.
Music runs deep in the Pearce family into which Kathy was born. Her grandmother, Catherine was known throughout the community as "Black Rock Orchestra" because her voice was so powerful - when she sang it could be heard abroad. The family now boasts many musicians, singers, concert pianists, orchestra members and so on.
Kathy's mother (also deceased) was also a consummate author, as well as a singer/songwriter. Kathy has adopted this ability, once thought non-existent, but now boldly showcased in her writings for Gospelcity.com, IAM Magazine and GospelFlava Magazine.
Getting one step closer to authoring her own book, Kathy has been blessed with the opportunity to write the Foreword for a book of poetry, written by Fanny Tamegnon. This is an amazing book of poems using poetic First of all, author Fanny L. Tamegnon was born in Benin Republic. Blessed to grow up in Canada, Fanny experienced two different cultures; one from Benin Republic and the other from Canada, which she jealously adopts. She calls herself AfroCanadian because she selected the best things in each culture, and is making every effort to live with them. This mixture brings to light her faith and her charismatic leadership, which makes her innocent and assertive.
Kathy, is now blessed to Host the Launching of this book that is now available all over the world via the internet - in Canada, the United States, England and Europe, Australia and African countries.
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What a blessed life and I can only thank the Lord Jesus Christ for all his blessings and his mercies. Thank you for visiting my site and I look forward to meeting you all soon!