From: sounni.ali@gmail.com   
      
   Multi-genre artist Res (pronounced "Reese") has announced her long-awaited   
   album The Woman With A Thousand Faces, set to release this summer. She'll kick   
   things off with the edgy, haunting first single "Hollow", produced by Jordan   
   Davis (available on all    
   streaming platforms 5/17/19).   
      
   Her debut album, How I Do, released in 2001, sold over 300,000 copies and   
   offered an edgy rock-soul alternative to the neo-soul wave that dominated the   
   era.   
      
   Over a decade after her debut album How I Do, Res' music maintains all the   
   beauty and earnestness that captured the adoration of fans around the world.   
   But don't call it a comeback, Res never stopped making music.   
      
   "The songs on this album were written as I faced all the challenges that came   
   with taking full control of my life. I sing them because I found that the path   
   forward is through patience, strength, and faith in myself.   
      
   "My songwriting partner Jonathan Jennings took the journey with me as we   
   worked our way through the songwriting process. We wrote about my life as it   
   was unfolding in real time. We talked for hours on end about my fears, my past   
   relationships, the people    
   close to me, and, most important, the choices I had made. What we discovered   
   was I had become comfortable with being uncomfortable. Once we uncovered that   
   truth, our writing became honest and the hooks and lyrics just spilled out. I   
   think these are some    
   of the best songs of my career and I'm looking forward to sharing them with my   
   fans." - Res   
      
   In addition to her new album, fans will be thrilled to know that she is   
   currently routing a tour of intimate shows across North America to showcase   
   her hits, both known and undiscovered.   
      
   Res has worked with an impressive roster of award-winning artists including   
   Mary J. Blige, Maxwell, Musiq Soulchild, Gnarls Barkley, John Mayer, and   
   Alanis Morissette, among others.   
      
   While accepting her BET Award for album A Seat At The Table, Solange listed   
   Res as one of her inspirations alongside Erykah Badu, Lauren Hill, Missy   
   Elliott, and Aaliyah.   
      
   http://www.the1res.com/   
      
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