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R&B Soul Singer UNE Inspired by Senator Obama and His Vision for a New America Pens Updated Lyrics to a Timeless Classic 'A Change Is Gonna Come' as Part of a New Movement for Change.
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The new UNE version re-titled, "A Change Is Gonna Come", of the originally
titled song "A Change Gone Come" recorded by
Kenneth M. Smith, President of Native Records, Inc. the record label that is releasing the poignant, single states, "Our country is at the point of making a change. Americans are faced with a choice of clinging to the old or letting go and reaching for the future. We are awakening to the dawning of a new day. Barack Obama who bridges the gap between the old and the new is spearheading a vision for our future to progress and not regress."
Out of the Civil Rights Movement, in 1964 a song appropriately titled "A Change Gone Come" was born. Today, recording artist UNE has captured the spirit of that song carrying the torch of that dream, as the new music bearer using his magnificent talent and artistry to remind us that "a change is gonna come."
As an artist, UNE has been stirred by this wave, singing his heart out with a sweet and mellow sound, doing what he does best. UNE's single "A Change Is Gonna Come" highlights many issues that Obama is proposing such as change in our health care system, change in our social service system, and change in our strategy in the war.
UNE's purpose as a songwriter has been made crystal clear since the
emergence of Barack Obama. He is joining the Obama movement and hopes to be
alongside Obama politically and musically, sharing his ideologies, right to
the front steps of the White House. This optimism does not detract from his
deep respect for
"'A Change Is Gonna Come' is such a powerful song. It's like a light bulb going off to make one realize we need to step up and become part of a greater good by joining forces with others to help humanity." -- EURweb columnist
"A Change Is Gonna Come" is the new single release on UNE's up coming second album on UNET Music and Entertainment, Inc./Native Records, Inc. Produced by Sterling G. (Signiture Entertainment). http://www.signiturentertainment.com
Press Conference and listening session with UNE to be announced prior to
For further information on UNE and "A Change Is Gonna Come", contact: Eugenia Wright@ISA Public Relations, http://www.isapublicrelations.com, kleopatragirl117@hotmail.com or eugeniawright@isapublicrelations.com
818.908.4657 or 818.552.9459.
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