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“FINDING STRENGTH THROUGH DIFFICULT TIMES.”

Aaron Holder breaks the mold with his debut album “Something Stronger.” Already being featured on reverbnation.com home page, a worldwide media outlet for all artists. This skillfully constructed album expands the boundaries between Jewish and mainstream music by using elements of Folk, Pop, Country, Rock and hint of Reggae, laced with a deeply spiritual vibe. Aaron has already made a name for himself in the Jewish community with his inspiring songs and moving performances but this much anticipated album takes him to another level, crossing him over to the general public. He has already gained the respect from fans worldwide and played internationally with various seasoned musicians. In the process of making his album, Aaron graciously accepted the help from musical heavyweights such as 27 time gold and platinum musician Steve Gordon, Matt Kramer, the lead singer of Saigon Kick who’s album, “The Lizard” reached Top 10 on the Billboard charts, and produced by the owner of W4M Studios, Ovadiah Tank.

Aaron truly speaks to the listener, and with his unique soulful voice ranging over three Something Stronger Album Cover
entire octaves, he keeps you captivated and yearning for more. Aaron has overcome
challenges of his own after being bullied throughout his youth and set apart from his
peers for being different. The positive outlook instilled in him by teachings of the
Lubavitcher Rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson, gave Aaron the strength to remain true to himself and use his uniqueness to create a masterpiece. “Something Stronger” is the canvas for Aaron’s own experiences and struggles. The lyrics paint a beautiful picture that can be interpreted in multiple ways, allowing the subjective ear to incorporate these messages into their own life’s challenges. Aaron’s approach to this album is very well rounded and diverse as evident by various influences such as Mumford & Sons, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, The Beatles, Matisyahu, One Republic, Josh Groban, Bruce Springsteen, and Shlomo Carlebach.

“Aaron Holder comes out and shows a unique style that is radio friendly with a voice that relayspassion and conviction.” – Steve Gordon (27 time gold platinum musician)

“Something Stronger is a true original, setting new standards for alternative Jewish Music” -Moshe Hecht (Hassidic Folk singing superstar)

“To capture relatable emotion through a song takes going through life with a open mind and letting people into your own. When listening to “Something Stronger” I felt connected to the songs as though they were being sung to me, with its unique twist on County-Pop, deep vocals relatable lyrics with its sing along tunes, Aaron surpassed all my expectation with this album.” -Avi Werde (CEO of Event Connection Source)

For more info on Aaron Holder go to http://aaronholderworld.com/

To preview or purchase this album you can go to any distribution site such as iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/something-stronger/id655787984
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3S_OO7TMcY

To contact Artist: info@aaronholderworld.com
Aaron Holder
3303 Flamingo Drive
Miami Beach FL, 33140
305-527-3544

I got to sit down and chat with the amazing Peggy Herman about her CD release party on Sunday May 7th 2012 at Feinstein’s at the Regency in NYC.
I hope you enjoy it!

(Click picture to make reservations)

540 Park Avenue (at 61st Street)
New York, NY 10021
212-339-4095

Doors open 5:30 for Dinner
Show at 7:30pm

Special prix fix dinner
Use code RSPH2012 when booking for
special discount of cover charge – $40.00 plus One drink minimum.

Each guest will receive Peggy’s CD

Jackets required. Reservations a must!

Peggy Herman releases a brand new recording of her critically acclaimed show, “Herman on Herman,” her tribute to Broadway legend Jerry Herman, at Feinstein’s at the Loews Regency, 540 Park Avenue, on Sunday May 6 at 7:30pm. The one-night-only concert features many of the songs from the show’s premiere in May of last year, plus additional material that was added to the project in the intervening months.

With arrangements by the renowned music director Alex Rybeck, “Herman on Herman (with a Touch of Merman)” gives the Jerry Herman songbook a whole new spin, lending a fresh take on these classic Broadway show tunes. Backing Herman on Herman – and blending a range of popular styles, including folk-pop, smooth jazz, Brazillian and Broadway — are Rybeck on piano, Jered Egan on bass and Rex Benincasa on drums and percussion. The same threesome play on the album, augmented by strings, brass, winds, and guitarist Sean Harkness.

Like the show’s premiere at the Metropolitan Room, the CD release concert is directed by Peter Glebo, and the nine-time Tony Award winner Tommy Tune. The performer and show business chronicler Richard Skipper co-hosts the event with Feinstein’s, which is offering a special “It’s Today” dinner-and-show package (premium seats $50, general seating $30, plus a $25 food and beverage minimum). All of the evening’s attendees will receive a complimentary signed copy of the new album.

“Herman on Herman… Peggy Sings Jerry” (the CD’s title) features exciting new arrangements of songs from “Hello Dolly!” “Mame,” “La Cage aux Folles,” “Mack & Mabel,” and other Herman hits. In the studio, Herman and Rybeck added new songs, including “The Best of Times is Now,” “Before the Parade Passes By,” and “If He Walked Into My Life.”

Born in Philadelphia, and raised in Miami Beach, Herman has appeared in such musicals as “Nunsense” (Mother Superior), “South Pacific” (Bloody Mary) and “Grand Hotel” (Raffaela Ottanio).

Her solo CD debut, “Mercer and More…” (Original Cast Records), was hailed as “a lush album” by John Hoglund in Back Stage, where he added, “she’s got a big voice that serves a big talent.”

Congratulations, #100,000!

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