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The article that spawned the Nox Arcana Collaboration, as explaned by Joseph Vargo:

Meghan is a younger singer from my old hometown of Parma. We got together by a strange act of fate. A few years ago, another friend of mine had asked if I could write some songs for her to sing. I had just started working on some rock tracks, so I wrote some songs for a female voice. Unfortunately, unforeseen circumstances kept her from being able to follow through with the project, but I really liked the songs I had written—such as "Mask", "Without You", and "Six Feet Deep" — so I started looking for another female vocalist who wanted to sing rock songs. It ended up being much more difficult than I thought it would be. After a few different singers fell through, I was ready to give up and just move on.

One day while visiting my mother, she gave me a small article she had clipped out from the local paper about a young singer named Meghan Walsh who had just released some rock songs that she had written and recorded. I checked out her music and was impressed by what I heard, so I got in touch with her. Meghan came out to the studio, and I subjected her to dozens and dozens of songs I had written as I explained the project. In hindsight, it might have been a bit overwhelming for her, but I was very enthusiastic about the potential of us working together, so I just kept playing more songs. We started recording vocals the next week and things really began clicking. Her hypnotic voice was a perfect fit for the songs I'd written and we've collaborated on writing some very cool songs for a future album.

Parma Singer-Songwriter Meghan Walsh Competing in online vocal contest

By JOHN BENSON, special to Cleveland.com

PARMA, Ohio -- After writing her first song at the age of 10 because she was bored in history class, Parma native Meghan Walsh has written and recorded numerous tunes over the last decade. Now she’s hoping to take that next step forward in her career.