The singer and songwriter known as
Betty G has released her anxiously awaited LP album, “Manew
Fitsum.” The record comprises 13 original songs for an approximate
total listening time of one hour, making for a comprehensive
introduction to Betty G's uniquely captivating repertoire. Classy,
elegant, and warmly upbeat in both her singing and songwriting,
“Manew Fitsum” by Betty G is the most exciting album from the
African continent in 2015 so far.
Born and raised in Ethiopia, Betty G
grew up in a French high school and graduated college in the French
system. Her multicultural background informs her music from every
angle, brightly painting her lyrics in French, English, and Amharic,
the official language of Ethiopia. Likewise, her overall style varies
from mainstream pop to adult contemporary with hip-hop, reggae and
rock frills, always celebrating her homeland with strong and
wonderful African undertones. This is perhaps best exemplified in
“Nana Demaye,” one of the record's most uplifting and evocative
songs.
Betty G's singing career began in high
school when she began performing in her school's carnival program.
From there she moved to playing live gigs at nightclubs, at which
venues she regularly appeared until she achieved her bachelor's
degree.
Ask to describe the overall theme of
her new record, Betty G writes simply, “I want to talk about love
and how great it is.”
Now, with years of experience onstage
and a concrete, passionate fan base, Betty G has collaborated with
some of the scene's best-loved artists, such as Nhatty Man, Zeritu,
Teddy Afro, Jonny Raga, Black Bukan, and Koby Maxwell. Fans of such
legends as Madonna, Cher, and Kylie Minogue are sure also to enjoy
“Manew Fitsum” from Betty G.
Several official music videos for Betty
G's music are also available for viewing online (link provided
below).
“Manew Fitsum” by Betty G is
available online worldwide. Pop fans and DJs everywhere should
definitely get in early.
-S. McCauley
Lead Press Release Writer
www.MondoTunes.com
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