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WARRYN CAMPBELL'S MY BLOCK INC SIGNS SOUGHT AFTER VOCALIST LENA BYRD-MILES


Los Angeles, CA (April 17, 2017) — My Block Inc. President, Warryn Campbell announced signing Oakland-based vocalist Lena Byrd-Miles to his expanding roster of artists. The announcement is made on the heels of the label’s recent change in distribution partners, now housed at Red Distribution. 
Byrd-Miles has been heralded as one of the most sought after vocalists in contemporary gospel.  Her sultry, soulful and extraordinary vocal prowess has captured the attention of musicians and artists. Byrd-Miles’ vocal style embraces moments of contemporary jazz, with melodic harmonies that are out of this world. Campbell will begin work on Byrd-Miles’ debut album this Spring with plans for live and studio recordings. 
"Some people are talented. Some people are gifted. Some people are highly skilled. Some people are anointed. Some people work hard. It is very rare to find all those people and one person,” said President of My Block Inc., Warryn Campbell. “Lena Byrd-Miles is all of that and then some ... We are so proud and excited to welcome this amazingly gifted young lady to the My Block Inc. family." 
Byrd-Miles joins the My Block family of artists who include Grammy® Award winners Mary Mary, Erica Campbell, JoiStaRR, rising star Jason McGee and The Choir and vocalist Jason Champion.

My Block Inc. readies for a busy 2017. In addition to Byrd-Miles, Campbell is working on a new album from Jason Champion which is slated for release this summer, as well as exciting new solo music from Erica Campbell.


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