Cadia | |
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| Origin | Nashville, Tennessee, United States |
| Genres | Contemporary Christian music, power pop |
| Years active | 2006-2008 |
| Labels | Fervent, Warner Bros. |
| Associated acts | pureNRG |
| Past members | Courtney Myers Tori Smith |
Cadia was an American Christian pop group composed of long-time best friends Courtney Myers and Tori Smith. They both went to school at Christ Presbyterian Academy. Their name, Cadia, is derived from the Greek word Arcadia, meaning place of peace, symbolizing the peace found when fears, insecurities, and trials are released. [1]
The group's debut album includes a song written by Nichole Nordeman called "Inside/Out", which was chosen as the official theme song for Women of Faith's Revolve Tour in 2007.
Myers is the older sister of Carolyne Myers from the Christian pop group pureNRG.
| Cadia | |
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| Studio album by Cadia | |
| Released | February 26, 2008 |
| Genre | CCM, Christian pop, Christian rock |
| Length | 38:10 |
| Label | Fervent |
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