Unique
American Idol Theme Song Created By Talented African American
Fans
Unsigned singer
debuts new theme song for America's number #1 TV Show
Washington,
DC - Producer Irvin Lee and singer Allen Watty are back
with another song that addresses current events. This time
though, it's not about Hurricane Katrina (www.HurricaneSong.com),
its about Fox's American Idol - the most watched TV
show of all time.
The song available
for free download at www.TheAmericanIdolsong.com
is an energetic R&B tune that captures the popular and addictive
talent show in a song of it's own.
"True
American Idol fans will love this song," says Lee.
"It's a theme song. It's the perfect song to open or close
the show with."
The
lyrics in the song were written from the perspective
of an actual contestant on the show. "I just want to
sing and dance, Simon give me one more chance," one
part goes.
Lee and Watty won rave reviews from MSNBC, CNN, and
ABC News last year for the Hurricane Song, which also
debuted online. That song went on to be listed on About.com
as one of the top 10 socially conscious songs of all
time.
Allen Watty, who is well-known but not signed to any
record label, is hoping to get noticed by one through
the publicity of their independently released tracks.
Maybe this will be a turn in American Idol history,
whereas a fan gets a chance to be in the spotlight.
For
more information about The American Idol Song, visit: www.TheAmericanIdolsong.com
or call (614) 595-6063
PRESS CONTACT:
Dante Lee
Diversity City Media
614-595-6063
dante@diversitycity.com
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