Coming off the success of her latest single, Me Time, New Jersey country artist Kayla Calabresejust conquered a new life goal of having her song played at an NBA game. Her debut release, Kiss Me, was a part of the official Kiss Cam video at a Chicago Bulls home game a few weeks ago.
This video, which is circulating around Facebook,
has well over 1.8 million views. With over 18 million fans on the
Chicago Bulls Facebook page, Calabrese is gaining a whole new fan base
of those dedicated to the six-time NBA Champions. She is joined
alongside Grammy-winning artist Sixpence None The Richer as the other
kiss cam song in the same video. To view this video on YouTube, click HERE.
“I
can’t believe it,” smiles Calabrese. “What an honor to have my song
played at a Bulls home game. I’m now ready to shoot some hoops and sing
the national anthem at an upcoming game. Let’s make a slam dunk guys!”
ABOUT KAYLA CALABRESE: With
her Jersey-girl attitude and romantic Italian soul, this
sonorous-voiced beauty brings her own edgy flair to the country music
scene. This down-to-earth artist has a sassy edge that shines through
her lyrics, stage presence, and fresh demeanor. Her bold vocals and
effortlessly long-held notes exude confidence and were born for stardom.
Naturally drawn to be a musician, Calabrese shyly started out by
singing into her hairbrush as a child. Upon moving to Nashville,
Calabrese was enrolled into Nursing School at Belmont University, when
she decided to simultaneously pursue her lifelong dream of starting a
music career. She recorded her first project which produced Kiss Mewith
Grammy-nominated music producer Kent Wells, best known for producing
Dolly Parton. With experience under her belt after releasing a few
singles to country radio, garnering great reviews from media
publications and industry critics, she is gearing up to release a new
single this summer and a full-fledge tour in support of it.