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New from Erica Campbell: From the forthcoming album "Help 2.0" comes "More Love"

buzzz worthy. . .

What the "movement" for racial unity and justice for all needs is "More Love."  Erica Campbell delivers with her latest single from "Help 2.0."


BIG YEAR AHEAD FOR SUPERSTAR ERICA CAMPBELL 
TOP SELLING ARTIST RETURNS WITH NEW MUSIC, 
NEW TV SEASON & NEW TOUR 

Brand-new Single “More Love” Hits Radio and iTunes
In Prep for Release of HELP 2.0

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(Los Angeles, CA) — Popular songstress, TV star Erica Campbell offers new single “More Love,” to gospel radio this week.  

“More Love,” is a mid-tempo and poignant song that advances HELP 2.0, a “re-release” of her top-selling 2014 album HELP.  Available on March 31st on MyBlock/eOne, HELP 2.0 will feature never before heard music, remixes of her hits and several guest artists.  “More Love,” is also available digitally on iTunes.

This right-on-time single comes at a time when we as a community, industry and society are all seeking direction, inspiration and encouragement. ““More Love" comes from taking the temperature of the times we live in,” said co-writers Erica and husband Warryn Campbell.  “The sense of frustration, anger that we all feel, from the civil unrest and tragic deaths in Ferguson, New York and around the world … We thought it was important to emphasize the importance of love. Love truly does change things. We believe that.” 

An absolute force in music, Campbell continues to succeed on her solo journey.  In addition to winning a Dove Award and Soul Train Music Award, this year Erica has earned 2 Grammy nominations, 2 NAACP Image Award nominations and 10 Stellar Award nominations for her top-selling, outstanding album HELP.  Erica will head to both the NAACP Image and Grammy Awards next week and will perform at the 17th Annual GRAMMY Foundation Legacy concert, an event celebrating music and philanthropy.  

Campbell’s hit TV show, Mary Mary, returns
on March 5th​ for the 4th Season on WE tv.  Additionally, she will launch the HELP 2.0 Tour this Spring which kicks off in New York City on May 2nd at BB Kings.  For details, cities and venue information follow Erica online. 

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