KIDZ IN THE HALL SONG PICKED FOR BARACK OBAMA CAMPAIGN

For Immediate Release
December 3, 2007
New York City, NY

KIDZ IN THE HALL SONG PICKED FOR BARACK OBAMA CAMPAIGN
Major League Entertainment is proud to announce that KIDZ IN THE HALL’s song “Work to Do” (which will be on their upcoming March release “The In Crowd”) will also be featured as a theme song for Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign. Go to www.myspace.com/kidzinthehall for a free download of “Work to Do!” And, click HERE to get an inside look at the making of the song.
Having followed Obama’s political career from its early stages, Kidz In The Hall’s MC Naledge is very excited to be a part of the movement for change. From Chicago’s Southside, to The University of Pennsylvania, Kidz In The Hall has always promoted positive change in American communities through social action. The message at the forefront of this soulful anthem is that no one should settle for less than success, because each one of us has the ability to change this world for the better.
‘Work To Do’ is not necessarily a song that was meant as a ‘campaign song’ but more so a philosophy on how to approach life in general. I happen to think that Obama embodies everything that is promising for the future of our nation and represents the hope I sought to speak on in the song. Being from Chicago, I have seen his rise to prominence first hand and I can honestly say that I believe he is the best option for our next president.”

-Naledge (Kidz In The Hall)

“We are thrilled to have been invited to be a part of this historic and meaningful race for the presidency in support of Senator Obama. Kidz In The Hall and Senator Obama both stand for hard work, focus, and honesty, while acting as advocates for those less fortunate. This song could not be a better fit.”

-Matt Marcus, President Major League Entertainment
Many thanks to the entire Obama campaign and to Todd Kane for his coordination on this project.

Press Contact; Matt Marcus: Matt@MajorLeaguenyc.com Ph. 212.840.5579 ext 3