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Singer Reese Releases Her New Single “So Alive” And It Is Setting The Tone For Her Anticipated EP.

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New up and coming Memphis breed singer Reese is trying to make her mark in the music industry this year. She recently just dropped her new music video for her new single “So Alive”, which showcases her unique electric style and laid-back vocals. The track was produced and co-wrote by Akon’s artist Memphis Trackboy. So far, her single “So Alive” is setting the tone for her anticipated EP.

The singer’s passion for music started at an early age which she then began singing and songwriting. Growing up she would participate in numerous of talent shows and showcases. Reese compares her style to the singer Kelis with a mixture of 90’s R&B.

Reese released her first studio project in 2014 which was labeled, Nostalgic. She then later released a couple more singles labeled “Waiting” and “4 pgs. Now the R&B artist is gearing up for her first EP in which she plans to release in the spring 2018.

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Americana Singer-Songwriter Richard Daigle Releases New Single “Cajun Getaway”

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A Tribute to Spontaneity, Memory, and Louisiana Roots

Americana artist and Louisiana native Richard Daigle is proud to release his latest single, “Cajun Getaway,” a heartfelt, roots-infused ode to spontaneous adventure and the culture that shaped him. The song was recently recognized as a semi-finalist in the prestigious International Songwriting Competition, affirming Daigle’s growing presence in the Americana songwriting landscape.

Rooted in Daigle’s Cajun heritage and inspired by childhood memories, “Cajun Getaway” captures the anticipation of a spontaneous road trip more than the destination itself. “I had the tune in mind before the lyrics,” says Daigle, “but as the writing process began, I found myself wanting to bottle that feeling of planning a last-minute escape — especially one steeped in the familiar joy of Louisiana’s rich culture.”

The track includes the evocative line:
“We’ll drive on down to the end of the world, we’ll know we’re there when we hit Grand Isle.”
For Daigle, Grand Isle isn’t just a geographic marker at the southern tip of Louisiana — it’s a touchstone from childhood, a memory of long drives to his uncle’s camp along a lonely two-lane road. “As a kid, it felt like we were driving to the edge of the earth,” he recalls.

“Cajun Getaway” joins Daigle’s earlier release “Cajun People” in celebrating Cajun culture, something that runs deep in his blood: both of his parents were Cajun, and their influence remains central to his music.

A retired writer/editor and communications specialist, Daigle is a self-described “late bloomer artist,” who released his debut CD in 2020. Now based in Chattanooga, TN, he performs across the Southeast, blending homespun stories, sly humor, and poignant reflections in a style reminiscent of John Prine, one of his greatest influences.

In fact, Daigle’s connection to Prine spans decades — from attending a packed bar show in 1977 to interviewing Prine in 1979 as a young reporter, and finally seeing him again on New Year’s Eve in 2016. That story inspired another of Daigle’s songs, “John Prine, A Friend of Mine,” which pays homage not just to Prine’s genius but to his humanity.

“Songwriting is how I process life,” Daigle shares. “I was blessed to be married for 34 years to Jan White Daigle, a beautiful soul who passed away in 2014. Since then, I’ve leaned on music — and the stories in it — to make sense of grief, joy, and everything in between.”

With “Cajun Getaway,” Daigle invites listeners on a musical road trip that’s as much about nostalgia and hope as it is about destination. It’s Americana at its most honest — unpolished, heartfelt, and deeply human.

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