Author: SoulDirection1
Dateline: Los Angeles, California (LOS ANGELES, Calif.) | Mon, 06 Jan 2014
ARTICLE:
Zaricor Jackson, Jr. and Lillie Jackson of SoulDirection1 announced this week the release of their new contemporary Christian album, 'To the Least of These,' a compilation of 13 songs they have written to inspire and uplift most anyone who is experiencing a difficult time in their lives or for the simple enjoyment of listening to good music.
Indie artists, and husband and wife team, Zaricor Jackson, Jr. and Lillie Jackson, are the face of the music and also run a non-profit street ministry, Sold Out Souldoers for Jesus Christ Street Ministry.
"Souldoers is a play on the word, soldiers, which explains why we wear camouflage," Lillie says. "Combining our music with our ministry was a natural move. We are advocates for the homeless and want to spread the word however we can."
Zaricor says that their music has played on radio stations around the country and has received a great deal of positive responses.
Connie Ribas, vice president of administration at Indie Connect, Inc., a business club that educates and connects indie artists and music professionals, worldwide, says that she listened to the CD while running errands.
"The first two songs are music to get speeding tickets by. Loved it!" says Ribas.
Ribas adds that she shared it with her husband, Vinnie Ribas, the CEO of Indie Connect, who typically listens to a few seconds of a track and then skips to the next, and the next and the next.
"This time, he just let it play all the way through," she says. "We talked about the album, the music, the instrumentation and the possibilities."
Zaricor and Lillie have a passion for practicing random acts of kindness and hope that through their music and ministry they can inspire others to practice the same. Their heart is to help the homeless.
"We are baby boomers who continue to reach for our dreams," Zaricor says. "We want to help those who need it most and we won't give up until we've done all that we feel we can."
Their Christian music has no specific genre attached to it. It crosses many musical borders ranging from contemporary, gospel, and Latin to country western, Christian rock and worship music. A second CD is in the works.
A music video can be viewed on YouTube at http://youtu.be/4vjW9cTPcm4 and songs can be purchased on CD Baby at: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/souldirection1 .
Music can also be auditioned on SoundCloud at:
http://soundcloud.com/souldirection
For more information about the ministry and the music, visit: http://www.souldirection1.com/ .
Media Contact:
Zaricor Jackson, Jr., of SoulDirection1, +1-562-927-5152.
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• Story Title: Baby Boomer Couple Spotlights Homeless through Music and Street Ministry
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Dateline: Los Angeles, California (LOS ANGELES, Calif.) | Mon, 06 Jan 2014
freeNewsArticles Story Summary: “Zaricor Jackson, Jr. and Lillie Jackson of SoulDirection1 announced this week the release of their new contemporary Christian album, 'To the Least of These,' a compilation of 13 songs they have written to inspire and uplift most anyone who is experiencing a difficult time in their lives or for the simple enjoyment of listening to good music.”
ARTICLE:
Zaricor Jackson, Jr. and Lillie Jackson of SoulDirection1 announced this week the release of their new contemporary Christian album, 'To the Least of These,' a compilation of 13 songs they have written to inspire and uplift most anyone who is experiencing a difficult time in their lives or for the simple enjoyment of listening to good music.
Indie artists, and husband and wife team, Zaricor Jackson, Jr. and Lillie Jackson, are the face of the music and also run a non-profit street ministry, Sold Out Souldoers for Jesus Christ Street Ministry.
"Souldoers is a play on the word, soldiers, which explains why we wear camouflage," Lillie says. "Combining our music with our ministry was a natural move. We are advocates for the homeless and want to spread the word however we can."
Zaricor says that their music has played on radio stations around the country and has received a great deal of positive responses.
Connie Ribas, vice president of administration at Indie Connect, Inc., a business club that educates and connects indie artists and music professionals, worldwide, says that she listened to the CD while running errands.
"The first two songs are music to get speeding tickets by. Loved it!" says Ribas.
Ribas adds that she shared it with her husband, Vinnie Ribas, the CEO of Indie Connect, who typically listens to a few seconds of a track and then skips to the next, and the next and the next.
"This time, he just let it play all the way through," she says. "We talked about the album, the music, the instrumentation and the possibilities."
Zaricor and Lillie have a passion for practicing random acts of kindness and hope that through their music and ministry they can inspire others to practice the same. Their heart is to help the homeless.
"We are baby boomers who continue to reach for our dreams," Zaricor says. "We want to help those who need it most and we won't give up until we've done all that we feel we can."
Their Christian music has no specific genre attached to it. It crosses many musical borders ranging from contemporary, gospel, and Latin to country western, Christian rock and worship music. A second CD is in the works.
A music video can be viewed on YouTube at http://youtu.be/4vjW9cTPcm4 and songs can be purchased on CD Baby at: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/souldirection1 .
Music can also be auditioned on SoundCloud at:
http://soundcloud.com/souldirection
For more information about the ministry and the music, visit: http://www.souldirection1.com/ .
Media Contact:
Zaricor Jackson, Jr., of SoulDirection1, +1-562-927-5152.
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• Story Title: Baby Boomer Couple Spotlights Homeless through Music and Street Ministry
• REFERENCE KEYWORDS/TERMS: Zaricor and Lillie Jackson, Los Angeles, California, contemporary Christian music, Music and Recording Industry, General Editorial, Religion and Churches, LOS ANGELES, Calif..
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Sikh Community Shooting in Milwaukee Not Racially Motivated
Dateline: Chicago, Illinois (CHICAGO, Ill.) | Mon, 06 Aug 2012
freeNewsArticles Story Summary: “Statement regarding shooting at Sikh Temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin: Several people have been injured in a shooting incident. The Sikh community in the United States has been active citizens since the late 1800's in the USA. Sikhism is a monotheistic faith that requires them to wear a turban and one of the youngest religions in the world. 'The incident in Milwaukee has been a shock, we are concerned about the victims and their families. We understand that this was a 'random' act and not one motivate by race. So, we are asking for the support from the greater community for their prayers for the victims and their families,' said Amarjit Singh from the Illinois Sikh Community Center.”
A R T I C L E:
Statement regarding shooting at Sikh Temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin: Several people have been injured in a shooting incident. The Sikh community in the United States has been active citizens since the late 1800's in the USA. Sikhism is a monotheistic faith that requires them to wear a turban and one of the youngest religions in the world. "The incident in Milwaukee has been a shock, we are concerned about the victims and their families. We understand that this was a 'random' act and not one motivate by race. So, we are asking for the support from the greater community for their prayers for the victims and their families," said Amarjit Singh from the Illinois Sikh Community Center.
Many Sikhs are professionals here in the United States and nearly estimated 500,000 population. Many Sikhs have immigrated from the India during the late 60's and 80's. The Sikh community is concerned that this incident would have been motivated by race or because of their identity of wearing a turban. They have faced similar mis-identity challenges in the past here in the United States.
"Our community because of our religious identity of wearing a turban and uncut hair have always faced an educational battle of educating the media, and general community on who we are and what Sikhism is all about, and we know this is still an unfolding situation," says Dr. Pavitar Singh, President of Illinois Sikh Community.
We ask for media inquiries to please feel free to contact us if they would like to learn more about Sikhism or understand our concerns. We have many families who are related to the victims and are concerned about their safety and we ask for the Media's support in assisting us during this crisis.
MEDIA INQUIRES:
Illinois Sikh Community Center
630-886-9191 Amarjit Singh, Vice-President
630-881-5202 Dr. Pavitar Singh, President.
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• Story Title: Sikh Community Shooting in Milwaukee Not Racially Motivated
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