Gear up your mp3 players and your computer speakers for the all-new mp3 song Losing Control, recently released by Narconon, in collaboration with Brainchild.
June 4, 2006 (Press Release) --
Gear up your mp3 players and your computer speakers for the all-new mp3 song Losing Control, recently released by Narconon, in collaboration with Brainchild. Losing Control tells the true awe-inspiring story of a former drug addict. The song is delivered with stunning melodious lyrics by Emmanuelle David and Judy-Anne Richard’s powerful beckoning voice. Brainchild is a Montreal-based music group with enormous potential; whose ever-growing passion and emotional involvement reflects their concern on the issue debated.
As the comments just keep on coming, the general reaction to this song is straight out positive: words of encouragement, praise for their musical performance and actual personal connections with the song. Losing Control isn’t only a song meant to sound pleasant to the ears, but is also a powerful ally in the spreading of information regarding drug addiction and consumption problems—how drugs make us lose our mental and physical capabilities until we become completely reckless, to the point of suicide.
“A song is the best way to get a message across and that’s just what they did. Their beautiful vocal delivery when mixed with their haunting music gives an impressive result. Truly succeeded in making me think.”
“Simply brilliant! I can only imagine how dreadful and mentally disarming it must be to have a drug addiction. Lots of talent.”
Cheryl, who was directly affected by drug addiction problems, comments on her experience after listening to Losing Control: “I played the Losing Control mp3 at home for the kids and Darrah [daughter] got goose bumps—shivers from it. It really hit the spot for myself as well. It is very inspirational. It tells it like it is. These gals are wonderful musicians and relay the message in the utmost manner. Drug addiction is difficult to overcome, although not impossible, hearing the song made us hope for better.”
Narconon is proud to have been part of this ambitious project with Brainchild. Together, they wish to increase awareness on drug addiction and its effects on society. The graduate of Narconon that inspired the song has gone on to live a normal, peaceful and productive life in society. You can download your free Losing Control mp3 today at www.narconon.ca/brainchild_losing_control_lyrics.htm
For in-depth information about Narconon, drug information and addiction, and the Losing Control video clip, visit www.narconon.ca.
As the comments just keep on coming, the general reaction to this song is straight out positive: words of encouragement, praise for their musical performance and actual personal connections with the song. Losing Control isn’t only a song meant to sound pleasant to the ears, but is also a powerful ally in the spreading of information regarding drug addiction and consumption problems—how drugs make us lose our mental and physical capabilities until we become completely reckless, to the point of suicide.
“A song is the best way to get a message across and that’s just what they did. Their beautiful vocal delivery when mixed with their haunting music gives an impressive result. Truly succeeded in making me think.”
“Simply brilliant! I can only imagine how dreadful and mentally disarming it must be to have a drug addiction. Lots of talent.”
Cheryl, who was directly affected by drug addiction problems, comments on her experience after listening to Losing Control: “I played the Losing Control mp3 at home for the kids and Darrah [daughter] got goose bumps—shivers from it. It really hit the spot for myself as well. It is very inspirational. It tells it like it is. These gals are wonderful musicians and relay the message in the utmost manner. Drug addiction is difficult to overcome, although not impossible, hearing the song made us hope for better.”
Narconon is proud to have been part of this ambitious project with Brainchild. Together, they wish to increase awareness on drug addiction and its effects on society. The graduate of Narconon that inspired the song has gone on to live a normal, peaceful and productive life in society. You can download your free Losing Control mp3 today at www.narconon.ca/brainchild_losing_control_lyrics.htm
For in-depth information about Narconon, drug information and addiction, and the Losing Control video clip, visit www.narconon.ca.
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