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Eden's Edge seems like it was kind of a dangerous place to hang; you definitely had to keep an eye out for snakes. The music industry is no different, but something tells me Eden's Edge isn't too worried right now. Their first single, a shuffling slice of Sheryl-Crow-shaded country called "Amen," has already gone Top 20. Like a more down-home version of Lady Antebellum, the Eden's Edge trio has the pop chops and catchy choruses to go far. And they've adapated country's unwritten fans-first rule for the 21st century by keeping in constant contact with their audience via social media. Just a couple of weeks ago, lead singer Hannah Blaylock wrote a 2,000 word screed about the death of her dog, which had fans sending their sympathies and telling their own stories. If they don't opt out for a Lifetime talk show, they should be around Nashville for a long time. Josh Thompson also performs. - Steve Palopoli sanjose.comMore Info
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