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Latice Crawford Releases Forthcoming CD Project, ‘Diary of a Church Girl’ on May 20

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 (New York, NY – April 27, 2016) -- Gospel recording artist Latice Crawford releases forthcoming CD project, Diary of a Church Girl on May 20th, 2016. The EP is available for pre-orders on iTunes, Amazon, and Google Play (see links below). Diary of a Church Girl will be released via an exclusive licensing partnership with EchoPark ARTS Entertainment and distributed by Caroline Distribution, the Independent Services division of Capitol Music Group (CMG).

The new single, “Author” is described by GospelPundit.com’s EJ Gaines as “A vulnerable ballad featuring Crawford’s signature tone and passionate delivery, sure to resonate with audiences everywhere.”  “Author” debuted on Billboard’s Top Gospel 100 Radio shortly after its release and is quickly moving up the chart. It is also amongst iTunes Top 30 Christian & Gospel Hot Tracks.

Best known as the second runner-up of Season 2 of BET’s Sunday Best, Crawford presents Diary of a Church Girl as the follow-up to her 2014 debut self-titled album, which entered on four Billboard charts and peaked at No. 12 on the Gospel Albums chart. Diary of a Church Girl is written by Crawford and produced by Bruce Robinson (Alexis Speight, The Showers, Justin Bieber, and Brittany Spears). “My desire is that this EP will inspire people and that my testimony is a relatable experience for their journey,” says Crawford. “I hope when they hear the songs of my own struggles and my desire to be accepted and loved in the midst of loss, I hope they too will find purpose and comfort—and ultimately finding all of that in God.”

The Diary of a Church Girl Promotional Tour kicks off on May 16th in New York City, followed by Rockford, IL (May 21), Chicago, IL (May 22), New Orleans (July 3), Newport, RI (July 16) and Philadelphia, PA (July 27).  More dates will be added in the coming weeks, please visit: http://www.laticecrawfordonline.com.
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