What do you get when you take a dash of blues, rock-edged pop, and pop-influenced contemporary folk?  You get Carey Colvin's effervescent concoction of songs about the human character and emotions. When David Crosby (Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young) first heard Wammie-award winner Carey Colvin's music, he said, "Definitely give up your day job!" Her much-anticipated debut album, The Distance Wall, features her award-winning songs and guest artists include John Jennings (Mary Chapin Carpenter) and Tom Prasada-Rao. What people have been saying about Carey and The Distance Wall: "Buyers of The Distance Wall will be able to say they knew her before she knocked Faith Hill off the charts." -Dirty Linen Magazine "Forsaking spiffy studio effects in favor of rootsy rock and real instruments, Colvin fashions an album Lucinda Williams would [be] proud of. Simply put, she can hit a note without batting an eye, something nine tenths of the coffee shop set would sell their tambourines for." Splendid Magazine "Carey's voice is as bright and clear as a ringing bell. Her enthusiastic approach to music is quite evident in each song...she is destined for bigger things." -Dan Alloway, Folk Fury, KTEP-FM 88.5, El Paso, TX "Colvin has fashioned a series of thoughtful, tuneful songs that invite repeat spins." -Mike Joyce, The Washington Post