NEWS SOURCE: The M Collective
August 13, 2013

Nashville, Tenn. (August 13, 2013) — Yesterday evening, multi-talented singer-songwriter and artist Tricia (of the GRAMMY®-nominated group Superchick) gathered with friends, family and supporters to kick off the release of her pop solo debut album, Radiate. The high-spirited new project, released today, August 13, shines through with “raw honesty and wisdom" (Crosswalk). Radiate includes Tricia’s lead single “Enough” as well as hooky, critic favorites like, “Pity Party,” “Good To Be A Girl” and “What I Know.”

At the album release party, Tricia spoke to the intimate gathering of friends about her journey in making Radiate and the stories behind the songs. Guests were also treated to music from the record, which was produced by Tricia's husband Nick Baumhardt (Stellar Kart), fun videos and a lifesize photo booth.

The warm praises received at last night’s event are just the beginning for Tricia. Supporters from all across the country have weighed in on the hit release. Check out just some of the glowing reviews on Radiate:

“Radiate wears her pop sensibilities like a stylish, camera-ready red carpet look…From top to bottom, Radiate sparkles with raw honesty and wisdom from one of the trendiest front women in Christian music.” - Crosswalk

“The album is definitely a ray of sunshine.” - The Underground

“Radiate is a tasteful blend of upbeat pop, soulful worship and dance music.” - CMAddict

“With techno-pop beats that could rival anything on mainstream radio and solid, Christ-centered, encouraging messages relatable to the youth of today, Radiate is a worthy late-summer release that should meet with family-wide approval.” - New Release Tuesday

“Radiate is one of [Tricia’s] most cohesive albums to date…a bright thematically driven album of how the worship of God changes us.” - Breathecast

“The album is electric-pop funky groove delightfulness.” - Surrender Magazine

“The techno/electronica influenced pop tracks are Tricia’s bread and butter, with excellent songs such as ‘Pity Party’ or ‘Good To Be A Girl’ feeling inspired by artists such as Avril Lavigne, P!nk or Gwen Stefani.” - Living Light News

[Get Connected with Tricia]
Website: http://www.triciamusicofficial.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/superchicktrish
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/triciamusicofficial

For more info on Tricia visit the JFH Artists Database.