SHeDAISY, a country music group formed by sisters Kelsi, Kassidy, and Kristyn Osborn, made a significant mark on the country music scene starting in the late 1990s. The group's distinctive blend of vocal harmonies, engaging lyrics, and contemporary sound quickly garnered them a devoted following. The Osborn sisters originally hail from Magna, Utah, and their band's name, "SHeDAISY," comes from the Navajo word “she dzeh,” which means "my (little) sister."

Their debut album, "The Whole SHeBANG," released in 1999, created a solid foundation for their career, producing hit singles that climbed the country charts and caught the attention of both fans and critics. Following up with albums like "Knock On The Sky," "Sweet Right Here," and "Fortuneteller's Melody," SHeDAISY continued to evolve their sound, blending traditional country elements with pop and rock influences. The release of special projects like "Brand New Year," their holiday album, showcased their versatility and ability to captivate audiences with both seasonal and genre-crossing music. Through their recordings and charismatic live performances, SHeDAISY solidified their position as an influential and beloved act in country music.