Christine Holt

Christine began her musical immersion at birth. Both of her parents were professional musicians and continuously filled their house with music. Even at age five, she was singing solo pieces at her school. In elementary school, Christine participated in a select educational program with focus on theatre and the performing arts. There her talents as a singer, actress and performer were used daily in class and in productions quarterly for her peers and annually for the public. As a freshman in High School, she took a lead role as the older Ellie Greenwich in the play Leader of the Pack. She was also chosen to be in the prestigious Ward Melville High School Camerata Choir, which competed nationally at Jazz and All-State competitions as well as at local dedications and community concerts. Additionally, Christine competed in the New York State School Musical Association (NYSSMA) and Suffolk County Music Educator Association (SCMEA) events annually. Christine just completed her Bachelor of Music degree at Berklee College of Music with a major in songwriting.

During her Junior High School years, Christine discovered the powers of song craft. With her acoustic guitar becoming one of her best friends and her music becoming her voice of expression, Christine was developing into the artist she is today. Playing her own songs at school, for her friends, at local coffee houses and at other local venues in the Long Island area, Christine became a requested performer during her High School career. Her contributions have been felt in Boston as well as an in-demand session singer.