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Racial profiling, Trayvon Martin Death Inspires New Single by Word-Soul Artist LadyBoss-Amanishakhete: LadyBoss to release Murder 2012 and Murder 2012
music video this month,PORTLAND, Ore., May 1, 2012 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- The Trayvon Martin murder may have grabbed national headlines over the course of 45 days, but it appears to have died down despite racial profiling and stand-your-ground, taunting black males daily. This travesty amid today's hate-based politics inspires the release of LadyBoss-Amanishakhete's (A-ma-ni-sha-kete) new single: "Murder 2012."
LadyBoss, who recently added the name "Amanishakhete" to her stage persona, says that "Murder 2012" is bold with music and lyrics guaranteed to stir up a variety of emotions. Boss explains that while recording her vocals for the song, she felt enrage as well as sadness.
"This song could be considered controversial and may even anger people," says Boss. "But the truth I speak through my lyrics need to be at the top of everyone's mind," Boss adds.
LadyBoss produced "Murder 2012" in cooperation with Portland Hip Hop Artist Anuff who composed the music. Anuff also composed the music and co-wrote the lyrics for Boss's 2011 album "Epiphany of Lady," currently being sold online at CD Baby, iTunes, Amazon.com, Amazon MP3, Last.fm and other major online retailers. As of May 1, Murder 2012 will also be downloadable from CD Baby (http://cdbaby.com/cd/ladybossamanishakhete) and soon at iTunes and other online retailers.
"People should definitely buy a copy as a reminder of Trayvon and all the issues that have come up," says Hip Hop Artist Anuff. "Murder 2012 will cause you to think."
To hear "Murder 2012" visit: CD Baby, Indie Charts, IMRadio or Jango Radio. You can also hear Murder 2012 at http://www.Ladyboss-neosoul.me . Later this month visit the Ms. Lenora Channel on YouTube to view the Murder 2012 video.
About LadyBoss LLC:
Established in 2011, LadyBoss LLC is a limited liability company that represents the LadyBoss-Amanishakhete (A-ma-ni-sha-kete) brand. LadyBoss added the stage persona Amanishakhete, a name that is synonymous with the Nubian Queen Amanishakheto - which means motherhood of beauty and love - who ruled Nubia from 10 BC to 1 AD. Queen Amanishakheto was known as a great warrior and woman of great wealth.
LadyBoss, who sees herself as a warrior for humanity, recently redefined the term Boss (for herself) to mean ruler of oneself rather than in the traditional sense. Essentially, LadyBoss-Amanishakhete defines her name to mean "ruler of oneself through beauty and love." Such is the mission of LadyBoss LLC which is to "Inspire humanity through the heart and soul of a woman."
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MARCH 2012
LadyBoss invited to perform at 2012 Bridge Crossing Jubilee in Selma
LadyBoss opens at Velvet Room in Selma with Lenny Williams
(Portland, Ore.—Selma, Ala.)—Fans certainly have a say in an artist's career and thanks to a fan in Selma, Alabama, LadyBoss was invited to perform at the recent annual "Bridge Crossing Jubilee" event.
The national Bridge Crossing event commemorates the famous "voters rights march" from Selma to Montgomery that was led by the late Martin Luther King Jr. in 1965. The horrific turn of events on that day and the importance of voters rights for disenfranchised voters in 2012, continues to draw upwards of 50,000 people each year to Selma for 5 days of workshops, awards banquets and music festivals, ultimately leading up to the famous march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
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February 2012
LadyBoss gains radio momentum
LadyBoss can now be heard on several stations at Live365.fm. Still Sexy recently released as a single is gaining the highest rating--five stars--among listerners. Music enthusiast can also listen to LadyBoss on Spotify, Rhapsody, Grooveshark and Jango.com. Join the LadyBoss growing fan club on Jango.com where fans ranging in ages 21 to 65 love Boss's music.
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November-December 2011
New artist takes the music scene by storm
(Portland, Ore.) She’s so hot, she sizzles. Her style is her own. Her voice engages and commands attention. Her music captures the art of Word Soul, fusing contemporary R&B, soul, electronica, jazz and jazz-funk. This new artist is LadyBoss...
LadyBoss officially releases her new LP "Epiphany of a Lady" co-produced by LadyBoss and music producer/artist Anuff. The LP and individual tracks can be purchased online at CDBaby, iTunes, amazonMP3, last.fm, myspacemusic and Amazon.com.
Music lovers can listen to LadyBoss and join Boss's fan club on Internet Radio at IMRadio.com, http://jango.com and IndieCharts.
Buy Epiphany of a Lady via Boss Store
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January 2012
Contact: Lenora McDaniel/Publicist 503.927.9471
Word-Soul artist LadyBoss responds to degrading remarks made about black womenss saddened over public comments made about black women post Michael Jordan engagement
(Portland, Ore.)—The recent announcement of Michael Jordan’s engagement to a Cuban female has thousands of people talking. It appears that wealthy black men, who marry women from other races, continue to stir controversy, particularly among people who are hell-bent on demeaning a black woman’s beauty and character based on black male celebrities interracial relationships.
For example, Yahoo News had well over 6,000 respondents to the news, many of whom said distasteful comments about black women. One respondent commented that black men don’t date and marry black women because they are fat, loud, obnoxious, angry and smelly. Other respondents, who claimed they were white women, believed they had greater appeal and more to offer black men than a black woman. Another commenter claimed that interracial relationships were more prevalent among black men then black women, because men from other cultures do not find black women appealing. And furthermore, once a black man attains wealth, he no longer wants to be seen with a black woman.
So, what is behind all the hate-bashing of black women? Read more
http://www.blacknews.com/news/ladyboss_responds_to_degrading_remarks_black_women101.shtml
http://www.daylife.com/search?q=ladyboss
http://www.bing.com/search?q=ladyboss+neosoul&qs=n&sk=&x=134&y=21&first=1&FORM=PERE
http://www.blacknewswire.com/neosoul-artist-ladyboss-responds-degrading-remarks-black-women/34325
http://singlemothersassistance.com/mothers/single-mothers-in-portlandc-oregon.php
http://www.afroromance.com/interracial_dating/articles/interracial_dating_news.html
