New Singer Sherri Sandifer’s “Don’t Call Me” Reaches #7 on Billboards Charts
Sherri Sandifer Grabs the #7 Spot on the Billboard Charts
The single titled “Don’t Call Me” is
an anthem for anyone who has ever had to move on from a failing
relationship. The single’s infectious beat, timeless lyrics and
confident attitude make’s it a must have for R&B lovers of any age.
Chicago, IL (PRWE March 7, 2011
Sherri Sandifer, a multi-talented singer/songwriter and Yale-educated
medical doctor who hails from Houston, Texas, has released the much
anticipated debut single from her album, loverevolution. The single
titled “Don’t Call Me” is an anthem for anyone who has ever had to move
on from a failing relationship. The single’s infectious beat, timeless
lyrics and confident attitude make’s it a must have for R&B lovers
of any age. “Don’t Call Me”, co-written by Sherri Sandifer, Dru
Castro, James Smith, and Nicole Kelly (BMI)(ASCAP), was produced by
Grammy award winner Dru Castro and remixed by Vance Vexed of the
Roundtable Kings.
Sherri’s top ten debut on the Billboard Hot R&B/ Hip-Hop singles
Chart with her hit single anthem “Don’t Call Me”, marks the beginning of
NMAP’s promotional tour for Sherri that will include TV, Radio, and
Retail appearances. With her music video and single already in heavy
rotation across the country, Sherri is looking forward to performing
live at some of the top music festivals this summer, where her listening
audience will witness the infectious performances that have become her
musical signature. It is no wonder Sherri’s R&B star is on the rise.
Even at an early age, Sherri’s musical talent was apparent as she
became an accomplished pianist and flutist. Sherri’s vocal and
songwriting influences include Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan, Michael
McDonald, and Donny Hathaway. Sherri expanded her musical interests as a
student at Yale when she sang with Shades, an acapella singing group
known for its R&B, pop, and gospel repertoire and its memorable
choreography. During her years with Shades as a performer, musical
director, and songwriter, the group’s following expanded widely.
The loverevolution project began when Sherri’s longtime friend and
manager Nicole Kelly (Nia Entertainment Group) introduced her to Atlanta
Grammy Award-winning producer Dru Castro, who has recorded hits with
such artists as India.Arie, Usher, Mary J, Blige, and Fergie of the
Black Eyed Peas. Courtney Benson, manager for multi-platinum rapper and
recording artist Nelly and Karvin Johnson, entertainment consultant,
joined Sherri’s team, helping to launch the successful CD release
campaign.
“Don’t Call Me” is currently available online via iTunes and
available at your favorite retail store through KES Music &Video
Distribution.
March 7, 2011