You need to back up some of what's said in the article with references from reputable sources. This does two things;
It proves that she's notable enough to have a Wikipedia article.
It proves you're not just making stuff up.
What works best is mentions of her in third-party online newspapers or magazines, and not self-made places like MySpace or her own website. I've had a look myself, and the problem seems to be that she's not had any coverage in the music press. Can you find any? If you can, read this page to see how to add cites. Hope this helps. --Escape Orbit(Talk) 21:43, 15 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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