India.Arie Sings “BREATHE” Inspired By #BLACKLiVESMATTER & The Injustice In Amerikkka

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Encouragement At It’s Best. ..

India Arie new song “Breathe”, inspired by the #BlackLivesMatter movement is exactly the kind of encouragement we all need to get through these times. Known for her ground breaking career as a healer through music, India has another song that will live with us forever. Much like “Video” where she encourages all to love themselves, “Breathe” pushes us to continue to fight, stay strong, and never give up our rights to equality and fairness. It’s an amazing tribute to those we’ve lost, with a diverse room of people joining together singing; “Continue to breathe. ..continue to breathe…”

India:

“Inspired by the Movement for Black Lives, India.Arie shares, “Breath” a song that encourages us all to keep going, keep working and keep breathing in the face of injustice.”

Lyrics:

“So you drop to your knees and you’re praying because you can hear him saying he can’t breathe…”

Twitter:

“Sometimes things happen & I have a song already written that administers to it. Other times I’m inspired to write something new.

Even though India wrote this song a year ago, she released it because “we need it now”. While some questioned her support asking unworthy questions like; “you did a tribute song when there was a bombing in Paris, yes?”. Many understand that one has nothing to do with the other, especially when it closely relates to you. India, is Queen;


#SOULdiers, SHARE THIS SONG AND MESSAGE, STAY ENCOURAGED AND KEEP FIGHTING THE FIGHT!

– :) Thanks For Reading #SOULdiers

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