Heather St. Marie is a recent breast cancer survivor, and we are partnering with Susan G Komen to raise awareness and funds to support other breast cancer fighters and survivors. In this clip, Heather and Mat Dauzat are interviewed by Megan Telles of KTLA before their performance at the 2020 Susan G Komen More than Pink Walk at Dodger Stadium.
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Dauzat St. Marie wants to know “Where Were You?” in their emotional new single by that same name. This first release from their forthcoming EP, and first musical effort after singer Heather St. Marie’s battle with Stage II B Breast Cancer, is thought-provoking and draws a mix of moments from life’s nostalgic grab bag of good times and not-so-good times. The journey from beginning to end conjures a roller coaster of emotions, crescendoing in Heather’s dramatic and intimate shift in tense for the last lines of the song. Listen here: [ Ссылка ]
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No matter how you pronounce ”Dauzat St. Marie” [though dō'-zaht sānt muh-ree’ would be accurate], the name has certainly been circulating far and wide these past several years through heavyweight touring with heavyweight artists. These two hardcore troubadours have been busy touring all over the U.S. as main support for Grammy® Award winning heartthrob Rick Springfield’s “Stripped Down” solo acoustic show series for the past four years and have peppered in dates with The Marshall Tucker Band, Lindsay Ell, Schuyler Fisk / Sissy Spacek, and Rick Derringer in between. Most recently, the power duo toured the U.S. as main support for legendary music icons Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo, and Dauzat St. Marie is showing no signs of slowing down.
Guitar World Magazine - “Beautifully evocative.”
AXS.com - “If Heart’s Ann Wilson and Journey’s Steve Perry had a love child that grew up playing with the Van Zant Brothers. Raw and powerful.”
Hollywood Music Magazine - “A trip down the path back to when most popular songs were deeply personal yet universal.”
Sound & Vision - “They have a sixth sense - a special kind of artistic union that comes from years of fine-tuning every nuance together on stages all across the continent.”
