Who Could Love Me Like That

Press Release -­‐ May 2015 Who Could Love Me Like That Worldwide Release Date May 19, 2015 This is Angel Austin’s 1st single for Music4Life, the Austin-based music label run by producer and DJ-RJ. Love Me Like That is a song written and performed by Angel Austin when, after a long while, she heard "the music"

again. It was shortly after meeting with local D.J., R.J. Johnson, and being inspired by the conversation that he had with Angel and her husband, Kenneth, that this song was born. During this time, Angel also had a chance conversation with a friend from college.

They hadn't really talked in awhile, but for some reason, they connected while recounting all of the things they experienced in school; bad choices in men, promiscuity, exhibiting a great lack of self-love and self-respect, self-loathing due to being obese, and so much more.

They also testified to each other about how their lives had changed; how they were no longer the sad, desperate women who longed for the approval of their fathers and who sought it out in men who weren't good for them. As strange as it sounds, during the night after their conversation, the lyrics came to Angel.

They literally woke her up in the early morning hours before dawn and the melody came. Angel grabbed her phone, sang what she heard, and emailed the lyrics and the audio to R.J. in the wee hours of the morning. R.J. took it and ran with it. Angel Austin Bio: Angel Austin started out singing in church and school choirs about 35 years ago when she was 6 years old.

Before that, her aunt Joyce who was paraplegic, would challenge Angel and her cousins to sing songs with the artists on the radio and repeat the lyrics so they'd understand what they were singing. Angel spent many years listening to her father and grandfather singing in various quartet groups and grew up thinking that everyone could sing in harmony.

She loved music. She loved to dance, too. The neighbors would call her over to dance for their friends at parties. When the music came on, she came alive. Angel sang in school choirs throughout elementary school, high school, and college where she minored in music, primarily classical voice.

It was a different world and and singing opera came naturally. She had a few performances with fellow students in the community. After graduation, she sang in the church choir and recorded background vocals for a few local artists. She also assisted fellow students in their graduate recitals, singing their original pieces.

During her very first semester of college, Angel also worked with an Austin performance troupe founded by the late Boyd Vance, "ProArts Collective,” where she once performed with Ballet Austin at Zilker Hillside Theater in "The Nat King Cole Review". She was still singing at church, but at some point, the music stopped.

A series of tragedies and devastating heartbreak seemed to knock the music right out of her. She met a local D.J., R.J. Johnson in February 2013 at the Austin Influencers Meetup group. They talked for a bit and decided to connect at a later date. As a result of that meeting, Angel was inspired.

She heard "the music" again. Music4Life is run by Austin radio DJ and producer, DJ-RJ. He started playing R&B and hip-hop on the radio as a high school student in 1984 and never stopped. Twenty years later after being let go from his state government job due to workforce reduction, he decided to pursue his passion for music by becoming a professional mobile DJ.

RJ is a professional coach, photographer, and producer and pours his heart into everything and everyone he touches. Thank you for your interest in our work! For DJ jingles or interviews, please contact RJ Johnson at 512-297-3575 (cell/text) or DJRJ@Music4LifeMedia.com Follow Angel Austin on Twitter @LifeMusicATX Production Credits: Angel Austin: lyrics and vocals R.J.

Johnson: producer, keyboards, drum programming, mixing engineer, photography & graphics Marc Schaefgen: guitar Jimmy Blazer: bass guitar Austin Kimble: keyboards, piano solo Evan Hegarty: keyboards Chris Fischer of Critical 1 Studios: mastering