Conya Doss Celebrated Her Birthday Weekend With Performances in Ohio & Washington, DC
Lyfe Jennings and in the Nation’s Capital This Past Weekend
Conya Doss celebrated her birthday by setting two stages on fire this past weekend. She shared the stage with Lyfe Jennings, in Akron, Ohio last Friday and then followed up with a fiery performance on the Big Stage, at the Nationals Stadium, in DC the next day. Since the 2012 release of her 6th album, A Pocketful of Purpose, her Washington DC fans have been eagerly waiting for her to perform in the nation’s capital – they were not disappointed.
Atlanta, GA, June 18, 2013 –(PR.com)– Multi-Award Winning artist, Conya Doss has been providing concert goers, with musical delights, since last year’s release of A Pocketful of Purpose. “DC always shows me love and my fans brought the level of energy that I have grown used to when in the nation’s capital.” Conya’s loyal fans and music lovers, everywhere, are still basking in the melodic rays from her hit leading single, “Don’t Change” off of her latest release. Her last album, A Pocketful of Purpose, takes listeners on a sojourn to lands where love reigns and individualism is celebrated and her performances. This past weekend delivered just that.
Packed with the momentum of Conya’s projects, over the last year, these shows were a pure delight for long-time fans. In between shows, Conya Doss has kept herself busy by joining forces with BET’s Rap-IT-UP, Award-winning Change MY Story, and the global effort, Keep the Promise, to help raise awareness regarding HIV and AIDS. A few weeks ago, Conya Doss joined Grammy Award winning artist, Brandy, Civil rights leader, Julian Bond, and over 1,100 marchers to remind local and national leaders that the war on AIDS has not been won. Although busy touring after the 2012 release of her 6th album, A Pocketful of Purpose, Conya Doss regularly infuses philanthropy into the busy life of an artist, mom, and mentor. The artist that is Conya Doss seamlessly blends with the philanthropist as she has also raised awareness for the Global Water Crisis, human trafficking, childhood obesity and the need for teen mentors.
About Conya Doss. Singing since she was five, Doss’ musical influences run the gamut of Donnie Hathaway, Stevie Wonder, Natalie Cole, Chaka Khan, Prince, and Sade. She attended the Cleveland School of the Arts along with Avant, became a teacher of children with special needs in the Cleveland Public School system, and began using music in her classroom as a way to connect with her students. The world owes thanks to a heartfelt letter from one of her students which inspired her debut album “A Poem About Ms. Doss.”
In 2001, Conya started her own recording label Conya Doss Songs and began recording her first album. Despite industry pressure to adapt to become mainstream, Doss chooses to “keep it real” and trust that her destined musical path will be realized. Six albums and over a decade later, Conya Doss is still making music for her fans. Visit www.conyadoss.com to find out more about her.