Lamont encourages residents of Anderson to come check out the show. “The live show is extremely exciting,” she said. “It’s just not like anything you usually see. It’s tight and well-practiced, and the band is just incredible.”

Jan Newbold, professor of French at Anderson University and Lamont’s mother, also encourages the residents of Anderson to check out the music. “I think (Kate) has been courageous and very persistent and determined to do music and do it with integrity. You will see that Friday,” said Newbold. “I’m very proud of her. It’s just going to be a good show. The entire group of Blueprintmusic just works so well together. It’s just a lovely sound. You really have to hear it to know.”

Besides being a full-time musician, Lamont is also a full-time wife and mother. Her husband of three years, Joshua Strodtman, plays percussion and African drums for Blueprintmusic. Her 2-year-old son, Noah, loves to play the harmonica and is taking after his parents with music.

“He keeps me busy,” Lamont said, laughing.

To check out samples of “Slow Pace Quickening,” visit www.blueprintmusic.com.

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If you go...

What: CD release party for Blueprintmusic’s third album “Slow Pace Quickening”

When: 7:30 p.m. Friday

Where: American Cabaret Theatre, 401 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis

For more information on Blueprintmusic or the upcoming show, visit www.blueprintmusic.com.