New Voices of Today, Page 25

 
WEIRDO WORKSHOP PRESENTS
HITMAKING DUO CLAUDE KELLY & CHUCK HARMONY OFFICIALLY INTRODUCES THE SHINDELLAS
RELEASES NEW VIDEO “MONEY”
 
DEBUT ALBUM “HITS THAT STICK LIKE GRITS”
OUT THIS SUMMER
 
(Nashville, TN- April 15, 2021) Multi GRAMMY-nominated hit songwriting and production duo Claude Kelly and Chuck Harmony (a.k.a Louis York) are excited to finally serve up breathtaking visuals for The Shindellas’ new single “Money.”

 
Vocalist Sierra Sellers Releases New Single “Lonely Feels”
 
Sierra Sellers is a powerful vocalist and a lifelong songwriter inspired by jazzy, playful melodies and soulful rhythms. Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Sierra has grown in her artistry from writing songs as a little girl, to releasing original music at the age of 19.

 
THE NEW HIGHLY ANTICIPATED DEBUT SINGLE OF 2021 “IN THE DARK”
BY JAMES WORTHY
 
“In The Dark” is the first official single from James Worthy arriving off his new highly anticipated Debut Studio Album “Once A Fairytale” slated to release in the summer of 2021.

 
Up-and-coming R&B Singer Roniece Levias Releases New Single “Do For Love”
 
Singer/Songwriter Roniece Levias delivers her take on the Bobby Caldwell slow classic entitled “Do For Love.” She worked and collaborated with artists such as 2Pac, Michael Cooper, Bobby Brown, Stevie Wonder and many more.

 
Dalya Riley Returns with the Super Catchy “Waiting For Love” – Produced by Multi-Platinum Producer Keith Andes
 
Following Dalya’s single “It’s Like”, comes the catchy and empowering song “Waiting For Love.” “Waiting For Love” is co-written by Dalya Riley and Keith Andes (who has worked with Michael Jackson, James Ingram, Babyface, Lionel Ritchie, to name but a few) on production.

 
Rising Soul/R&B Singer, Akeylah Simone, Celebrates Her Heritage and Black History Month On New Single “Black Is Beautiful”
 
New York, NY – February 23, 2021 – Virginia based Soul artist, Akeylah Simone, was presented with an opportunity to create a song for a local contest. The COVID pandemic, coupled with civil rights activism across the country, turned her project into an open letter to the Country, and the result is beautiful, emotional and deeper than Akeylah ever planned.