Superhero Song Written for All First Responders: New Song Releases June 18th on Spotify
Jun 13, 2021
SuperHero Song new song by Darrin Charles
Superhero song silhouette of first responders against Sunset by Darrin Charles
Darrin Charles, a singer-songwriter and artist from the New Port Richey, Florida area, has announced he will release his second single "Superhero" on June 18. This latest piece was created to follow his original single "What Have I Done?", a song that earned Charles a prestigious award at Orlando's International Christian Film and Music Festival, a popular annual event for faith-based artists. The song also garnered Darrin a nomination as Best Song Writer, making the top twelve positions out of a field of 800-1000 artists who also submitted original songs.
"Superhero" will be featured on Spotify pre-save, Instagram, Facebook, Apple Music, and distributed by CDbaby.
When asked about the primary inspiration behind Superhero, Darrin said, "This whole pandemic is part of what inspired me. I thought to myself, let's give some love and respect to the people who put themselves out there -during good times and bad- and because of this they are truly 'heroes' in every sense of the word. This song isn't only for first responders. Certainly, we wanted to include them. But this song is for anyone who rushes to the aid of others without any hesitation or regard for their own lives."
Among Darrin's early musical influences: Jason Mraz, Hillsong United and the Eagles, says Charles.
A special 30-second free sample of the new song will be available at his promotional website Darrin Charles - Superhero (hearnow.com). During the interview Darrin asks "who is your first responder the first person to show up for your urgent needs?".
Darrin Charles was first recorded in 2003 inside a mall recording booth in New Port Richey, Florida. Darrin is over 40 years of age in an industry where most new artists are less than 25. Also, Darrin is currently an accomplished woodworker at a cabinet shop that serves the West Coast of Florida.
In his first song "What Have I Done?" Darrin showed that he belongs in rarified air; that is, he knows how to probe both secular and spiritual themes at the same time, according to CEO Joseph A. Camerieri of the Independent label David & Goliath Media Publishing Firm, LLC. Joseph also serves as the executive producer for all of Darrin's songs.
For more information, please contact Joseph A. Camerieri:
Phone: 727-551-4050
www.Davidandgoliathfirm.com
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Original Source: Superhero Song Written for All First Responders: New Song Releases June 18th on Spotify
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