• “Let it Go” : Brandi Carlile and Emily Sailers Collaborate for Cause

    Sedona Grisham Posted On March 8, 2010
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    Brandi Carlile and Emily Sailers, of the Indigo Girls, have just released a recording of a song they performed on the Cayamo Cruise back in 2009. This tune will soften the strictures of everyday stress with the universal potential of storytelling intimacy. The rustic lull of Brandi’s vocals falls in tranquil harmony with Emily’s poignant style, while captivating fingerpicking, carefully composed lyrics, and the atmosphere-adding percussion of Matt Chamberlain- bring to you the perfect balance of acoustic poeticism that makes folk music feel just right. “Let it Go” is a trustworthy gem worth purchasing on Amazon’s MP3 store–especially considering proceeds support the “Fight the Fear Campaign”- an organization/community in Seattle, WA, dedicated to preventing inflicted violence on women through informative education programs and self-defense training exercises.

    Fight the Fear Campaign:
    http://fightthefearcampaign.com/

    Amazon MP3 Store:
    http://www.amazon.com/Let-It-Go/dp/B0039MS3KA




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