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Natalie Grant (born on December 21 1971 in Seattle, Washington) is a singer-songwriter in the area of contemporary Christian music. Her recent work has gained prominence, with the Dove Award for best female artist, and with her popular single, "Held". Born in Seattle, she currently lives in Nashville with her husband, Bernie Herms. She attended Northwest College/University, a small private Christian school in Kirkland, Washington. She was awarded the 2006, 2007 and 2008 Gospel Music Association Female Vocalist of the Year.
Grant's song, "The Real Me" is slated to released on Clay Aiken's fourth studio length album entitled, On My Way Here on May 6, 2008.

Biography

Natalie gave birth to twin girls, Grace Ana and Isabella Noelle, on February 16, 2007. She is currently a speaker and performer on the Revolve Tour, a conference for teen girls from Women of Faith. Her family is on tour with her. She also overcame bulimia.
Her seventh album, Relentless, was released on February 12, 2008. Several of the tracks from the new album have been performed at the Revolve Tour.

Author

Natalie also wrote a book called The Real Me: Being the Girl That God Sees.

Discography

Natalie Grant (1999)
Stronger (2001)
Deeper Life (2003)
Worship with Natalie Grant and Friends (2004)
Awaken (2005)
Believe (2005)
Relentless (2008)

Awards

GMA Dove Awards

2006: Female Vocalist of the Year

2007: Female Vocalist of the Year

2008: Female Vocalist of the YearFurther Information

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