Scott Lea - "Nothin' Left to Lose"
Scott Lea’s Nothin’ Left to Lose is the debut release through a new distribution partnership between RadicLea Records and CEN / RED / SONY. The release is scheduled for release on March 13, 2013. "Nothin’ Left to Lose" was written, produced and and performed by Lea. This powerful track is a gritty, raw tale of downing out, hitting rock bottom and bouncing back. The song takes the listener on an emotional journey from hopelessness to victory.
Woodland Park, NJ, March 15, 2013 --(PR.com)-- Scott Lea’s Nothin’ Left to Lose is the debut release through a new distribution partnership between RadicLea Records and CEN / RED / SONY.
"Nothin’ Left to Lose" was written, produced and and performed by Lea. This powerful track is a gritty, raw tale of downing out, hitting rock bottom and bouncing back. The song takes the listener on an emotional journey from hopelessness to victor. - recorded at Scott Lea Productions studio in NJ and mastered at MasterDisk NYC by Roger Lian (Rush, Gene Simmons, The White Stripes, Muse).
Scott belts out the lead vocals and instruments while his long-time friend and colleague Zhana Saunders delivers her sultry and soulful backing vocals. Zhana is known for her club hits "Waiting for Alegria," "Body Fly," "Sanctuary of Love" and "Love Dominates." She is also known for her vocal work with Jon Bon Jovi, Taylor Dayne and Deee-Lite, to name a few and is featured on the RadicLea Records release Phase I – Random (“Crazy Eyez”).
In 1986, Lea recorded his remake of “I Think We’re Alone Now” and was featured along with The Smithereens on the album, “The East Coast ’60s Rock and Roll Experiment” (Performance / Jem). In 1989 he received a Platinum Record Award for his work on the Kimiesha Holmes track "Love Me True" - Deep Heat 89' (Telstar ). In 1997, Lea's remix of the single for Jinny called "Wanna Be With You" (Multiply / MCA), charted Billboard at #28 in the U.K. Top 40.
During his career, Lea worked with Nu Romance Crew Capitol/EMI (produced by James Mtume), Blaze, Sly Stone, Anything Box and Linda Gail Lewis (sister of Jerry Lee Lewis).
- “Scotty baby, you’re a true talent.” – Sly Stone
- “Scott has expanded and contemporizes this simple tune into several rhythmic movements, creating a record that rivals the original for instant likability!” – Matt Pinfield, MTV / VH1( liner notes for Scott Lea’s remake of the Tommy James hit “I Think We’re Alone Now.”).
- “I’ve known Scott Lea for more than 25 years, and he has to be one of the most consistent musicians I've ever met. His production and songwriting skills are equally passionate and clever. A true artist!" - Josh Milan (Blaze)
In addition to “Nothin’ Left to Lose,” you can also look forward to multiple projects being cranked out of Scott Lea Productions studio / RadicLea Records this year such as Lea's remixes of Offical Hot Mess (Kristy & Lindsey Landers) – “Money Makes the Girls Go Round” and “Sexy Face,” the rerelease of the Phase I dance album and another solo record, “Breakdown.” All RadicLea Records releases are distributed through The Creative Entertainment Network / RED / SONY and available on iTunes, Amazon, Napster, Rhapsody and other popular online media outlets.
Contact and press queries: RadicLea Records
Web: RadicLeaRecords.Com
Email: Management@ScottLea.Com
Tel: 973-388-8794
"Nothin’ Left to Lose" was written, produced and and performed by Lea. This powerful track is a gritty, raw tale of downing out, hitting rock bottom and bouncing back. The song takes the listener on an emotional journey from hopelessness to victor. - recorded at Scott Lea Productions studio in NJ and mastered at MasterDisk NYC by Roger Lian (Rush, Gene Simmons, The White Stripes, Muse).
Scott belts out the lead vocals and instruments while his long-time friend and colleague Zhana Saunders delivers her sultry and soulful backing vocals. Zhana is known for her club hits "Waiting for Alegria," "Body Fly," "Sanctuary of Love" and "Love Dominates." She is also known for her vocal work with Jon Bon Jovi, Taylor Dayne and Deee-Lite, to name a few and is featured on the RadicLea Records release Phase I – Random (“Crazy Eyez”).
In 1986, Lea recorded his remake of “I Think We’re Alone Now” and was featured along with The Smithereens on the album, “The East Coast ’60s Rock and Roll Experiment” (Performance / Jem). In 1989 he received a Platinum Record Award for his work on the Kimiesha Holmes track "Love Me True" - Deep Heat 89' (Telstar ). In 1997, Lea's remix of the single for Jinny called "Wanna Be With You" (Multiply / MCA), charted Billboard at #28 in the U.K. Top 40.
During his career, Lea worked with Nu Romance Crew Capitol/EMI (produced by James Mtume), Blaze, Sly Stone, Anything Box and Linda Gail Lewis (sister of Jerry Lee Lewis).
- “Scotty baby, you’re a true talent.” – Sly Stone
- “Scott has expanded and contemporizes this simple tune into several rhythmic movements, creating a record that rivals the original for instant likability!” – Matt Pinfield, MTV / VH1( liner notes for Scott Lea’s remake of the Tommy James hit “I Think We’re Alone Now.”).
- “I’ve known Scott Lea for more than 25 years, and he has to be one of the most consistent musicians I've ever met. His production and songwriting skills are equally passionate and clever. A true artist!" - Josh Milan (Blaze)
In addition to “Nothin’ Left to Lose,” you can also look forward to multiple projects being cranked out of Scott Lea Productions studio / RadicLea Records this year such as Lea's remixes of Offical Hot Mess (Kristy & Lindsey Landers) – “Money Makes the Girls Go Round” and “Sexy Face,” the rerelease of the Phase I dance album and another solo record, “Breakdown.” All RadicLea Records releases are distributed through The Creative Entertainment Network / RED / SONY and available on iTunes, Amazon, Napster, Rhapsody and other popular online media outlets.
Contact and press queries: RadicLea Records
Web: RadicLeaRecords.Com
Email: Management@ScottLea.Com
Tel: 973-388-8794
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