Amethyst, Returned US Soldier from Operation Enduring Freedom, Releases New Album, "Nostalgia"
Album release party at Buzzplay.com's annual Holiday event at The Knitting Factory this Thursday, December 15, 2005. Albums are available onsite as well as online at http://www.amethystlive.com
(PRWEB) December 14, 2005 -- The No. 1 artist on Buzzplay.com, The Newbury Park resident Amethyst keeps burning up the charts with her songs from her new album recorded at Insomnyac Entertainment in Oxnard (www.insomnyacentertainment.com). While some of her songs are exclusive to buzzplay.com, she is also on other indie music stations like Funender. At Funender, in the Indie Pop Section, this week, one of her Songs, the title cut from her album is #2 and climbing!
http://www.funender.com/music/chart.php?genre=Indie%2BPop&submit=go
My space seems to be the place to go for most artists and you can certainly find her there - www.myspace.com/Amethystmusic as well as www.myspace.com/12923802. Amethyst can also be found on iac.com, purevolume.com, garageband.com, audiostreet.net and many other indie sites.
Amethyst (www.amethystlive.com) is the #1 Artist on www.Buzzplay.com but not so long ago she was "Just another Soldier", playing for thousands of our Soldiers in Uzbekistan, Kuwait, Quatar, Afghanistan and all the US camps in Iraq. She was inspired to use music to heal by her collective life experiences. She wears a necklace that embodies her commitment to God - Charms say, "Faith, Love, Heal, Inspire" and those are the what Amethyst stands for. In a word, "Inspired" could be taken to new depths in song writing.
Singer/Songwriter, Amethyst, takes a step back in time to discover the dreams and aspirations of her Great Aunt Isabel, (from the song, "Miss Arizona") whom she believes inspires her to this day to write music for women who have a story to tell, a dream to live and a life from which to emerge victoriously. Where one person takes music and writes abstract lyrics, Amethyst often writes ballads with a story entwined. Any listener could exude a positive message to uplift one's spirit and apply it to their own life when listening to her music. Her feeling is that when one person takes the time to share what God has given them, others benefit from it somehow. Amethyst said, "I learn from others every day of my life. I hope that someday I can be that same kind of help for someone." She is looking forward to playing Thursday night at The Knitting Factory.
Another one of her songs, "All Outta' Quarters", sung recently at the www.voicesagainstpoverty.com concert at Biola University inspires us to not forget those in need daily and especially during the Holidays. Reach out and gain the inspiration to dig deep and put a little in the cup of the the man around the corner....because he's all out of quarters and losing his faith in mankind. As usual, Amethyst will also be playing "Just Another Soldier" as a tribute to her armed forces brothers and sisters overseas and at home.
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