Soundtrack for a Revolution tells the story of the American Civil Rights Movement through its powerful music. Featuring music from: THE ROOTS, MARY MARY, JOHN LEGEND, WYCLEF, RICHIE HAVENS, THE BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA, ANTHONY HAMILTON, JOSS STONE, VIVIAN GREEN, AND ANGIE STONE
“Keep Movin’”, the official music video, directed by Alex Magaña, is the upbeat anthem off of Winston Warrior’s critically acclaimed debut album, Lifeology 101 is Winston’s testament and theme song.
Many obstacles have shaped Winston Warrior’s story, from losing his grips on a major record label contract to losing his confidence in the music industry and himself. However, yesterday’s hurdles prepared Winston for today’s triumphs. Presently, Winston Warrior celebrates a Billboard charting song for his popular lead single “Bad 4 U”; four nominations for Soul Tracks 2011 Reader’s Choice Awards; a feature performance at V-103′s 20th Anniversary For Sister’s Only Expo; multiple entries on the 2011 Grammy Awards ballot; “Bad 4 U” radio play in more than 20 cities as well as video rotation on VH1 Soul, Centric and Music Choice.
For the official “Keep Movin’” music video, Winston Warrior reflects on his journey to date. With the Los Angeles beachfront as his backdrop, Winston Warrior recalls his story, from how he overcame his fears and insecurities to finding his voice again and being proud of the progress he’s made thus far. Flashback with Winston Warrior in the official “Keep Movin’” music video to see the Phoenix reborn and in flight.
“Keep Movin’” the second single from Winston Warrior’s critically acclaimed debut album Lifeology 101, is now available on AMAZON, iTUNES and CD BABY.COM
Marvin Sapp is back with “My Testimony” from his forthcoming project I Win. Pastor Sapp has a gift for ministering through songs that touch the soul and encourage people to persevere. Especially considering the enormous challenges he has faced his personal life. Push play and be blessed.
R&B Crooner, songwriter and actor Eric Benét has successfully released five albums and is currently gearing up for the release of his sixth album entitled The One, which is slated for a Spring 2012 release. Very appropriately named, Benét’s new album The One marks a moment of positive transition in his life and lyrically speaks to the many new beginnings developing in his career and family. The One will also be the first album released on Benét’s newly formed record label Jordan House Records, which he created in partnership with EMI.
“Real Love” (available on iTunes) is the first single off Benét’s new forthcoming album The One and was the #1 added song to Urban AC when shipped to radio in October 2011 and is currently #14 on the Urban AC chart and climbing quickly. This new single is a taste of what to expect on Benét’s new album, which he describes as a “very contemporary approach to old-school songwriting integrity”. The One will also feature his signature mid-70s soul groove, a variety of instruments from strings to horns to featured artists and even a duet with his first daughter India.
Grammy Nomination
Eric Benét was also recently nominated for a 2012Grammy Award for “Best Traditional R&B Performance” for his single “Sometimes I Cry”, up against artists Cee Lo Green (“Fool For You” feat Melanie Fiona), R. Kelly (“Radio Message”), Raphael Saadiq (“Good Man”), Betty Wright & The Roots (“Surrender”). The Grammy Awards will air on Sunday February 12th, 2012.
Check out “Black Gold”, the new single from Grammy winner and all around cool girl Esperanza Spalding featuring Algebra Blessett. “Black Gold” has a great message about loving yourself and your roots and a beautiful video to match. Esperanza Spalding’s new album Radio Music Society is due out March 20.
