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Eastern European electronic-rock group, Raizer, returns with the new single, "Free." Showcasing Raizer's ability to write powerful songs around their signature electronic-rock sound, "Free" delivers anthemic vocals and strong hooks. The track follows Raizer's recent remix of Circle of Dust's emotionally charged track "Outside In." The group has continued to refine their combination of EDM + Rock production on "Free," with more new material coming in 2018. Listen Now HERE!


New Orleans based renaissance woman, (and recently nominated Best Female Vocalist of 2017 by OffBeat Magazine) Cole Williams has just announced that she will be performing alongside legendary New Orleans based groups Sunpie and the Louisiana Sunspots and Trapper Keeper during her New Orleans residencies at Marigny Brasserie and The Maple Leaf starting later this month. On Saturday February 17th 2018, Williams will welcome to the Marigny Brasserie stage New Orleans favorites Trapper Keeper as her backup band, where they will perform Williams’ 2016 album, Sin City: The Mixtape.

On Wednesday, March 14th 2018, as part of her upcoming residency at Maple Leaf Bar, Williams will be performing with notable South Louisiana Zydeco band, Sunpie and the Sunspots as her live band. Williams and Sunpie will also team up during African Rock Saturday on March 31st 2018 at her long running Marigny Brasserie residency. For more info be sure to visit www.colewilliamsmusic.com.

"Life is a stage," says Cole Williams, who is more than just a singer/songwriter/producer/composer. Cole has expanded her repertoire to reflect an increasingly eclectic assortment of creative endeavors. Model, WWOZ New Orleans radio host, community worker, and more. Since moving from her native Brooklyn, Williams has welcomed New Orleans with open arms, taking it’s eclectic spirit as an influence, and leaving her own creative and singular stamp on the city. Blessed with a powerful voice and superlative musical instincts, Cole is forging a "fearlessly original sound that is as eclectic as her outré fashion sense."

Cole’s stage presence has been likened to Grace Jones with a girl next door flare bends and melds sound breaking traditional genre distinctions, making her a unique musical entity, comfortable singing rock ballads as she is reggae or a blues tracks. Williams studied voice with Ankh Rah Amenhetep (Making the Band) from 2000-2002 to develop her vocal personality, and soon began writing and recording demos in some of NYC’s top studios.

To stay current with all things Cole Williams Band be sure to follow her on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, or her official site www.colewilliamsmusic.com.

Be sure to not forget to check out her track 'FREE" below!
 


The self-proclaimed “punk empress of African Rock” Cole Williams has premiered a brand new single titled “Free” over on Huffington Post. The new single follows the release of “A Change Is Gonna Come” (Sam Cooke) from earlier in the year, and showcases Williams at the top of her game. Huff Post has called the song “a gift…[a] singular touching performance” and credited her for her “powerhouse vocals and empowering lyrical stance.”

Williams had this to say about the track: “That song is a collaboration between myself and French producer/musician Pierre VEUILLOT while I was working in Paris. It was an incredible experience to create music with someone I could barely have a conversation with. This song is about me and my right to express my voice as a woman, Jamaican-American, musician, educator and human. At times, the music world can feel more oppressive than the “real” world, and you feel like you are fighting to be heard. This song is my statement, my personal mantra and my gift to everyone that wants to be free.”

Check out the track right over HERE.


As part of National Child Abuse Prevention Month, Lipstick is offering a free download of their new song “Fight Back” to help spread awareness about child abuse. The band issued the following statement:

“Hello everyone.

Lipstick is, for the most part, a fun and light-hearted band. Life, however, is complex, and there are important issues to talk about. April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and Lipstick is wanting to spread awareness of this issue. It's not just because I'm a former victim of physical, mental and sexual abuse at the hands of my stepfather. It's because no child deserves to be abused, and from personal experience, I found that the best way to stop child abuse is to spread awareness.

So, for the month of April, we're offering a free download of our song "Fight Back", an anthem against abuse, and we humbly ask that you share the song and spread it around. Let your friends know that it's National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Donate to a good charity like the Nashville Children's Alliance and please, report any suspected child abuse. Spread the word, please.

Humbly Yours,

Greg Troyan (Lipstick Vocalist)”

Go pick up the free track over HERE.

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