Yorrelle Singer from Columbia, MD

You want an artist, not a 'wedding singer.' ... a friend who with beautiful vocals is an advocate on your day. Being practical and smart, you would prefer one singer over a live band? You want a recording artist? You want a real, meaningful Christian experience? You want a singer who can really saang that is not a 'diva'? Use Gigmasters to book Yorrelle when you need a soloist for your special day (nuptials). Thanks to Gigmasters for having an incredible resource site for artists to connect with concert gigs. Yorrelle caters to family-oriented weddings. When you contact Yorrelle can listen to her relaxing and down home music, Feels Like Love. The music is a beautiful collection of laid back, yet powerfully inspiring songs which began an intimate portrait that reflects life when it comes to Loving Relationships, Love within the Family, Love for Oneself, and ultimately, Love for God. "At the time, I was going through some tough trials –who doesn't? and I need to change it, to snap out of it, to believe, to have faith that my life could change and improve and be better. So I wrote those songs to cheer me up.It sounds clean and compact, but we all have a story and I needed some way to get out of my own rut. Those songs were the best vision of myself and my life." Released in 2010 with the partnership of Chris Valentine for Woods Entertainment, it took almost four years in production and it was well worth it. From her title track, to her first video-released single, "Southern Ice Tea" speaks to her roots, signifying her goals to stay down to earth and focused on making good music as she continues to thrive forward. Her second release due out at the end of April is the second 'child' in her collection of songs. Yorrelle titled it the The Mood Ring. The Mood Ring, as the title implies has numerous meanings for Yorrelle, one of which how vital it is that she does and shares how own 'song' with world, to get people in the mood to change things. Yorrelle believes we all have gifts and this is hers. Says Yorrelle: "As I have grown, I am becoming more of the person I have always wanted to be–and I want that for everyone. Don't let anyone define you. You go out and define yourself!"