Pop Artist Priya Releases Debut Single on iTunes

American-born Indian pop songstress, Priya releases her first single off her forthcoming debut album through online retailers today. This upbeat pop song called "Light Switch" showcases the former pre-pharmacy student's smoldering vocals over a mix of electronic beats.

This marks the first release from this pop vocalist under indie label, Premini Music. The newly recorded song is hypnotic and insistent. The suggestive dance track is backed by sultry vocals over rhythmic beats. For her first ever release, Priya teamed up with noted songwriter, Saeed Renaud who also worked with R&B sensation, Chrisette Michele, to co-write the sexy new pop dance tune.

The pop vocalist collaborated with producer Larry Friday aka Coach for upcoming album, Welcome Back to Earth which features a radical pop sound. Recorded at Elefant Haus Studios in southern New Jersey, the LP is scheduled for release this winter.

The young pop singer remarks about working with producer Coach, "It was amazing to work with Coach. We have such a great producer/writer connection that translates into studio magic."

"Light Switch" is available on iTunes and is currently available on Amazon, and eMusic. The downloadable single also includes a free poster card of Priya.

For more information about Priya or to schedule an interview, contact S. Angelique Mingo at 1-888-683-2448 ext. 6112 or sangelique@sinalanoir.com.

About Priya:
Sassy, sophisticated and edgy are just a few words that describe the sound of talented singer and songwriter, Priya. Born the daughter of a Reverend, this Indian-American Jersey girl began singing in the contemporary gospel choir and praise team but it wasn't until she was pursuing her six-year degree doctorate in pharmacy at St. John's University that she realized her passion for music. Since then, Priya has trained with vocal coach Ankh Ra Amen Hetep from MTV's hit series Making the Band. She has hit the studios with producers Larry Friday, Paul Tyre, Chris Sholar, Shea Taylor, Malcolm "Baby-Grand" Flythe, and Marc "the Fluu" Walsh.