Christian Soul Artist Shelia Moore-Piper "To Release New Music!"
Jan 5, 2022
Houston, Texas Jan 5, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Award winning Christian Soul Artist Shelia Moore-Piper is set to release a new EP entitled "The Love/Soul Session Vol.1", later this summer from the Bdm/Ugroove Music Label which she is Co-owner along with her Husband Glenn "GP" Piper. Aside from her artistry, Shelia has kept her hands busy writing, arranging, and co-producing with her Husband for several Artists, having 3 singles make the billboard indicator charts and one single that's currently #25 on the Billboard Gospel Indicator Chart. Known for her high energy, funky, brass thumping signature soulful sound, Shelia takes a different direction on the first single entitled "Love Is A Beautiful Thing" a love ballad showing the more intimate, singer /songwriter side of her unique style. Always delivering a masterful performance, the standard and expectation that has been set by the Bdm/Ugroove Music brand are sure not to disappoint. We are definitely excited to hear new music from this Christian Soul Artist.
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Source :Bdm/ Ugroove Music
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