About the Artist :

Diane Fleetwood was born in Manassas, Virginia and Country Southern Gospel and Bluegrass runs through her veins. Music has always been a part of Diane's life as her family would sing and play the guitar, mandolin and fiddle. 

Her earliest memories are singing a favorite called "Don't Cry Joni" with her dad when she was about 8 years old.  She sang often at the church, singing the old hymns and learning to sing harmony. 

Her love of music continued in high school band as she played the trumpet, saxaphone, french horn, clarinet, bass clarinet and finally her favorite instrument, the contra-bass clarinet.  She was also Field Commander for the marching Blackhawk Brigade for three seasons.

After high school Diane learned to play the guitar and joined a rockin' country band, playing into the wee hours of the morning at any dance hall that was available. That lasted about 5 years.  After this group disbanded, Diane invested in soundtracks, and continued to sing country music.

In 1999, Diane heard a life changing sermon about the destiny of her children being in her hands.  She knew she was not leading them toward eternal life.  She had been living for herself.  At that point she began taking her boys to church and dedicated her life to Christ.

Over the past eight years Diane has penned many songs about coming to know Christ.  Each song has a special and personal experience that has gone into its making. 

Diane is a member of Sacred Heart, Gospel Bluegrass Country Praise Band.  View their website here.