Double It - A Song For Distance

“Double It” was written during a desperate time, alone in my room, separated from my friends and s.o. Wanting to curl up on the floor until morning, I forced myself to open my laptop and start producing. From that lonely space emerged collaboration and a space to share my art. I am so grateful for the unexpected joys life has waiting after each dark day. Working together with local animator Jane Winters, iconic images of Narragansett Bay are brought to life through the lens of my song "Double It". The beauty of these places has only grown since being home due to COVID and falling in love with someone who expanded my world across the bay.

AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE NOVEMBER 30TH ~ VIDEO RELEASE WITH REVIVE ARTIST COLLECTIVE BELOW!

I’m proud to say the song will have it’s initial release as part of Revive Arts Collective first ever song competition! Similarly to my work with PlayBackPlayFWD, revenue will go towards the collective and Black Lives Matter Chicago.

Best described in their own words:

“This November, we’ll be holding our first official Revive Arts Songwriting Contest! We have so many amazing artists lined up and we can’t wait to share their music with you. 🎶 In order to determine the winner, we’ll be accepting votes via Venmo, (1$=1 vote, and you must include the name of who you’re voting for when you send in your Venmo) You can vote as many times as you want for whichever artist you’d like, and we’ll be posting all the songs featured here on our Instagram!✨
Venmo: @erica999
THE WINNER WILL RECEIVE 50% OF THE EARNINGS, AND 10% OF THE EARNINGS WILL BE DIRECTLY DONATED TO BLACK LIVES MATTER. The last 40% of our earnings will go directly to our collective in order to ensure our growth for the future as a virtual platform!”

The artists on the playlist are as varied as they come. There is no lack of talent and whomever you vote for, you’ll be raising money for 1. Black Lives Matter, 2. Revive Arts Collective, and 3. An independent artist not backed by millions in marketing funds.