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Rock Band's Photo Contest to Feature Fans in Music Video
Friday, May 16, 2008
RARITAN, N.J., May 16 /PRNewswire/ -- What if a favorite photo of yours
could be in a rock music video? The rock band Kindred Souls is producing a
music video for "Leap of Faith," a song about overcoming obstacles and
achieving personal triumphs.
Fans can download the song for free at http://www.fotki.com, and upload a
photo that shows their "leap of faith." The winner will get a hundred dollars
donated to their favorite charity. The deadline for submitting photos is May
20th.
What is a "Leap of Faith?" "The song is about saying to yourself, 'I
believe in you!' It means taking a great leap towards believing in yourself
and what you can accomplish," says Kindred Souls singer-songwriter Jeff
Rafferty.
Kindred Souls joined forces with international media social network
website http://www.fotki.com to ask people to share photographs of their "Leap
of Faith" -- whatever that means to them. Fotki.com is based in 215 countries.
The band's goal is get as many people as possible around the globe to
collaborate on producing a user-generated video.
Photographers, proud parents and grandparents, students, athletes,
performers, non-profits, and anyone who has a "leap of faith" photo are
encouraged to participate.
To be in the music video, visit http://www.fotki.com or
http://www.kindred-souls.com. Download the song for free, and submit a photo
and briefly explain how the photo expresses a "Leap of Faith."
The contest ends May 20th. After that, fans will be asked to vote for
their favorites. The photos will be compiled into a music video for the song
"Leap of Faith" and launched on YouTube and on http://www.kindred-souls.com.
"We will include as many photos as possible in the video and donate $100
to the favorite charity of whoever submits the most popular photo," says
Kindred Souls songwriter and keyboardist Lon Bachrach.
What inspired Leap of Faith? Band founders Rafferty and Bachrach agree it
was drawn from overcoming some of their own personal struggles, which includes
trying to achieve success for their music.
Playing in clubs ranging from Asbury Park's Stone Pony to New York's
Knitting Factory, Kindred Souls is an all-original rock-n-roll band whose
music has shades of blues, jazz, R&B, funk, and soul. The band features
bassist Stan Quincy Adams, guitarists Ted Heman and Jeff Samet, and drummer
Paul Lavenhar.
"Part of our message is to tell other artists and folks of vision, who are
the carriers of creativity's torch, don't stop! Continue to share, to create,
and to believe. Take your leap of faith!"
Contact:
Paul Lavenhar
908-889-8884
paul@plcommunications.com
This release was issued through eReleases(TM). For more information,
visit http://www.ereleases.com.
SOURCE Kindred Souls
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