FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE –
Bella, a singer and songwriter from
Southern California, has released her debut LP record album, “Die
for Love.” The album is comprised of 10 original tracks for an
approximate total listening time of 45 minutes. It is preceded by her
promotional publication of the album's title single, “Die for
Love,” which also featured an official music video. Bella's music
and music video have been released on the L.A. Pop Recordings music
label. This first round look at Bella's skill and style in a
long-playing format colors her as a creative, classy and multifaceted
performer.
“Die for Love” is an album based on
romantic themes, of course, but it is much more than only this.
Bella's first record has a refreshingly comprehensive variety of
tones, ranging from epic ballads to piano waltzes and even one song
(“Love Is Just a Beat Away”) which comes delightfully near to an
early '60s pop anthem. Bella's naturally pretty voice, combined with
her largely unadorned style and intuitive performances, shines in
every portion of the record. Each of its 10 tracks are worthy of
attention.
The singer has cited Joan
Baez, Billy Joel and Elton John as main artistic influences, and
elements of each may be noted in her own work. Songs on “Die for
Love” are written mainly for piano and guitar, and run the gamut of
human emotion. That the record can reach such a wide range of
expression and remain consistent is partially the result of top-shelf
songwriting, and also because Bella's character and personality glow
in each song with equal warmth, pulling them together as if by
magnetism.
All
in all, “Die for Love” is a beautiful record (another word won't
do) and an album which is certain to attach a great many fans to her
in a short amount of time. It is available online worldwide. Be sure
not to miss her debut video.
-S. McCauley
Staff Press Release Writer
MondoTunes
ARTIST CONTACT INFO:
eMail -
David@LaPopRecordings.com
Twitter -
@SingBellaSing
