The Rasta Rock Opera Presents "Stay"

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WASHINGTON, May 26, 2014 -- Today the winner of the NBC/Universal "The Voice" competition will be announced at 9:00 pm. Rasta Rock Opera recording artist Ddendyl has stolen the show with her first original work that is being featured on YouTube and social networks around the world.
Ddendyl's controversial elimination from "The Voice" has created a groundswell of interest from music insiders and fans worldwide about her original music and unique vocal style.
Before "The Voice" competition, Ddendyl was in the recording studio creating music and film with Stevie Marco for the Rasta Rock Opera's debut album titled; "Respect and Love Revolution." Ddendyl and Stevie co-wrote the composition "Stay" that is featured in Act 7 and is now being released as a worldwide preview for the Respect and Love Revolution tour.
"It's one thing to sing someone else's songs in a format like The Voice, but creating your own style of music and film is what every serious artist longs for," said Ddendyl. "I want all of my friends and fans who have shown an interest in my music to have my break out video as my thanks, respect, and love for them." 
Visit the Stevie Marco Video Channel on You Tube to watch "Stay" and other Rasta Rock Opera videos by clicking at https://www.youtube.com/user/rastarockopera or just click on the embedded "Stay" video in this press release to see and hear the amazing Ddendyl.

               
CONTACT: Stevie Marco, 240-432-3265
SOURCE Rasta Rock Opera

Tags: Opera,Rock,The voice


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