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Award-Winning Producer, Singer and Songwriter Jason White Pays Homage to Women With 'Beautiful' Music Video

March is National Women's History Month

Los Angeles, CA-March 7, 2018-After the #Metoo movement widespread prevalence of harassment and gender wage gap in Hollywood, Dove and Stellar Award-winning producer, composer and singer Jason White creates "Beautiful", an uplifting music video that epitomizes powerful gifted women across the world.
White created 'Beautiful'-the remake of "You Are So Beautiful" composed by the late Billy Preston and made popular by the late Joe Cocker-as an admiration to women starting with the women in his life. 
"I created this video because of what's going on in the world today with our women being disrespected-sexual abuse and lower pay.  We need to uplift our precious gifts and applaud them more often for being the backbone of families."
He continues to explain the reason behind the video, "I was raised in a family of tenacious African-American women, a mother, grandmother, aunt, who taught me how to have pride in my identity, soar with meager means and always stand with integrity, states White.
Recognized for his work as Vocal Director/Contractor on the internationally acclaimed show, American Idol, Grammy Awards, X Factor, and America's Got Talent and known for his ability to move comfortably between various styles of music, White is often called upon to lend his talents to projects in the traditional, contemporary, and urban gospel genres.
White's hope is that "Beautiful" catapults a snowball effect in healing and uplifting women around the world.
"I live on without the physical presence of my mother, grandmother, and aunt but am empowered to win by their love and truth," states White.  "These women were the first to endorse my strengths, gifts, and weaknesses and I will forever lift them up."
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