About Beu Sisters...
For these gifted girls and their four siblings, the story began in
New York City. Both of their parents have been in show business
their whole lives; each performing in a myriad of successful
productions, from Broadway's "THE HAPPY TIME" where their parents
met, to the innovative hit show, "A CHORUS LINE"(one of the
characters is based on their father, Andy Beu).
Their's was an unconventional yet incredibly secure early life,
spent growing up backstage, and touring with their parents. They
observed the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of a career in the
entertainment industry. The girls are fourth generation songwriters
and performers.
In 1996 with Christie at the helm, arranging the vocal parts, The
Beu Sisters learned most of their songs a cappella, singing ideas
back and forth. As a result, through this combination of
improvisation and intuition, their harmonies developed a
synchronicity that makes their sound both fresh and distinctive.
Through all the adversities, The Beu Sisters could not be stopped.
Hard work and perseverance, began to pay off. Soon they were opening
for various recording stars, garnering rave reviews every time they
played.
The next step was to put together a professional quality video of
their live performance that would be used as a promotional tool, to
help them get a deal.
After months of mailings, and the faith that this was their destiny,
their last tape ended up in the hands of Desmond Child (famed for
co-writing hits for KISS, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Cher and Ricky
Martin). Three days later, a call came asking them to audition at
Desmond Child's Miami home.
The girls took on the challenge, with only a
two day notice, which lead to a meeting with Steve Greenberg,
President of the newly formed S-Curve Records (recognized as a
Grammy Award winning producer and for discovering the 10X platinum
Hansons and The 4X platinum Baha Men). The result of that meeting
was a recording contract with S-Curve Records.
Their first album titled Decisions has received rave reviews. |
