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Hopeless Records announce ‚Songs That Saved My Life Vol. 2’

September 27, 2019

Hopeless Records announces “Songs That Saved My Life Vol. 2”, a brand centered around music that has played a pivotal role in the lives of artists and fans and that benefits mental health and suicide prevention charities. The compilation follows 2018’s Vol. 1 and will be released on November 8 through Hopeless Records. The album includes covers from bands like With Confidence, Silverstein, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Mayday Parade and more. Full track listing can be found below. “Songs That Saved My Life” looks to engage current artists with cover versions of those songs and share those stories with the world. This project benefits a variety of mental health and suicide prevention organizations. Currently, this project benefits Crisis Text Line, Hope For The Day, The Trevor Project, and To Write Love On Her Arms. “Songs That Saved My Life Vol. 2” Track Listing: 1. State Champs – Real World 2. Silverstein – Disarm 3. With Confidence – Drops Of Jupiter 4. This Wild Life – Wicked Game 5. Doll Skin – Shake It Out 6. [Read More]

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Seeking Valor release music video for the touching song, So Far Gone

October 3, 2014

Seeking Valor from Pennsylvania have released a beautiful touching video for their song, So Far Gone. The song was featured on Artist Direct on September 30th to wrap up Suicide Awareness month. The video is a touching commentary on the space left when a loved one takes his or her own life, and how friends and family must work together to move forward. Check it out here: The powerful emotionally driven track will be featured on their new album set to release this fall titled 7 of Diamonds, a collection of songs in honor of their friend Gary Diamond who they lost to suicide and depression. A Portion Of The Proceeds Will Be Donated To The  American Foundation For Suicide Prevention Raising Awareness For Suicide And Depression. Now with the debut of “So Far Gone,” Seeking Valor is ready to continue to help raising awareness for suicide prevention through the power of music.  Lead singer Drew Feehery stated, “The song ‘So Far Gone’ expresses one of the core concepts of the 7 of Diamonds album. It values a friend and loved [Read More]

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Entertainment

Michael Sweet releases debut heartfelt single, “I Am Not Your Suicide”

March 4, 2014

Michael Sweet which  we all know from his STRYPER fame as the singer/songwriter/guitarist and producer has released an amazingly heartfelt new single. Michael is set to release his solo album, ” I Am Not Your Suicide” on May 6th through Big 3 Records. His first single off of his upcoming album is the title track and is a message for hope. Michael teamed up with ChildHelp when he learned of the staggering statistics that almost half of all children who have been abused consider suicide. Through the power of his heartfelt lyrics and heartwarming music, he hopes to offer some peace to those in need. He has also made the song available through Itunes and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to ChildHelp. You can head over here and purchase it now.   We are pleased to share with you the Video for I Am Not Your Suicide:   It is a beautiful and touching song and Michael‘s words wrap around you as a warm comforting hug, there to console you, and lift you up [Read More]

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Amanda Todd did not deserve to die… Bully NO MORE!

October 11, 2012

Tonight I have something very different and difficult to write about. The story of a young 15 year old who spent years being bullied and decided to end her life yesterday October 10, 2012. Amanda Todd. Someone who I will never forget. Amanda was a beautiful vibrant 15 year old on the outside but on the inside had endured years of cyber bullying after according to her own words, making a couple bad decisions in her life.  Amanda Todd posted a video to Youtube just a little over a month ago in early September where she begins to use hand written notes to describe her story of how things changed for her. She went to describe how she went on webcam and flashed herself and then was cyber bullied with the photos that then led to more bullying and being used by others.  Some say well she made some bad decisions, I have to say, “what 7th grader doesn’t make bad decisions at one time or another!!’ I remember when I was 12 or 13 [Read More]