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Newest young star anything but messy

Ohio native Kate Voegele brings sass, spunk and talent to the female pop and rock scenes

I don't usually find new music artists on TV and if I do, it's not on some teeny-bopper show like One Tree Hill. But rotting my brain while watching this show led to some good when two years ago; I got chills hearing Kate Voegele sing and play "Kindly Unspoken" on the piano. The rest is history.

A talented, Ohio-born rocker, Voegele is a mix of Michelle Branch and Miley Cyrus. Like Branch, Voegele plays the guitar and writes her own songs, although her music ends up being a tad more exciting. If you cringed as soon as you read "Miley Cyrus," don't worry. By comparing her Cyrus, I only meant that Voegele has really, really catchy songs. Unlike Cyrus, however, Kate's voice is far from nasal and you won't mind having her songs stuck in your head.

I was stunned by Voegele's first album, Don't Look Away

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