Nashville, TN (March 5, 2021) – RCA Inspiration & Provident Entertainment are recognizing Women's History Month for March, rolling out a slate of releases supporting female artists throughout the month. Highlighting a powerful group of fresh hitmakers, the label kicks off its first release with a double feature on March 5th, pairing the voices of Koryn Hawthorne and R&B artist Queen Naija, on the new track from Koryn Hawthorne, "Speak To Me (Queen Mix)" feat. Queen Naija.
Releasing on March 19th, a new recording between R&B star H.E.R. and Tauren Wells, who have collaborated on her song "Hold Us Together." Originally a solo song by H.E.R. featured from the Disney+ film "Safety," Wells joins H.E.R. to duet on the inspiring new single, in the co-artist release H.E.R. x Tauren Wells "Hold Us Together (Hope Mix)."
Also on March 19th, the album from Kierra Sheard, KIERRA (Deluxe), will be available for pre-order. The deluxe edition will feature five new songs plus the original fifteen songs from her latest hit album.
Releasing on March 26th, comes two tracks from DOE, who pairs up with hip-hop artist Wande, on "Good Now (Remix)" feat. Wande. DOE also releases the solo track "Good Now (Acoustic)."
RCA Inspiration will donate a portion of profits from the above releases for the month of March, partnering with two organizations in supporting their women's initiatives: Step Up, which empowers young women with college and career-focused mentorship and programming, and Creative Girls Rock, which provides instructional information and inspiration to young women to enhance their creativity and personal development.
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About Step Up
Step Up believes all girls should have the opportunity to fulfill their potential. Through mentorship programs, the nonprofit works with girls living or going to high school in under-resourced communities on becoming confident, college-bound, career-focused, and ready to join the next generation of professional womxn. Connect at www.suwn.org.
