Conrad “Connie” Reeder is a multi-talented artist born in Columbus, Ohio in 1954. She began her career as a professional singer and musician, working as a staff singer in Nashville studios and performing in various venues around the world with John Denver. Denver also recorded a song they wrote, “Thanks to You.”
Reeder also pursued acting, studying at HB Studio in New York and performing in Off-Broadway shows. She formed her own bands to perform her original music with a record deal on MoRocco Records.
Reeder has also written articles for periodicals, including EQ Magazine and Sierra Club, and published a book titled Memory Clouds: Good Grief Bad Grief —written after her husband of 32 years, Roger Nichols, (8-time Grammy Winning Engineer/Producer) contracted Pancreatic Cancer and died in 2011.
Reeder also has a Master of Fine Arts in Film, Theater & Communication Arts and is working on a doctorate in Mythological Studies with Depth Psychology. She has worked as an English Adjunct, an independent script consultant and editor, and is currently writing a new TV series with the working title, Elementals.
Reeder continues to sing in the studio and is planning for a new Harmonic Ocean Project with Roger’s ocean recordings. Reeder has two daughters, Cimcie and Ashlee and two granddaughters, and is a member of various professional organizations, including the Dramatists Guild, Actors Equity, and NARAS.
