“The stars of Stealing Angels are our newest heroes,” said Dr. Robin R. Ganzert, president and CEO of American Humane Association. “Each of the singers is descended from one of America’s bona fide folk heroes and Caroline, Jennifer and Tayla are following in the footsteps of their illustrious forebears. By supporting our Red Star efforts, Stealing Angels have truly become guardian angels to thousands of desperate families and animals affected by the kinds of disasters we’re now seeing on the evening news. On behalf of the vulnerable and the voiceless who rely on our help, thank you for lending your strength and your beautiful voices!”
“Paper Heart,” the new song from dynamic trio Stealing Angels is produced by Paul Worley (Lady Antebellum, Dixie Chicks, Martina McBride) and written by Gordie Sampson, Hillary Lindsey, and Steve McEwan. Music Row describes the tune as “…perfectly lovely on this soaring, melodic, heartache-with-tempo outing.” “Paper Heart” is currently climbing the country charts and available for fans to purchase here http://bit.ly/l0GJDe and at all digital outlets.
ABOUT STEALING ANGELS:Caroline Cutbirth, Jennifer Wayne, and Tayla Lynn are STEALING ANGELS. In case any of their last names sound familiar…they should! These young women are descended from American icons, including country great Loretta Lynn, film legend John Wayne and American folk hero Daniel Boone. But it is their music, not their background that promises to make their names as well known as their famous families. The debut album from Stealing Angels, featuring “Paper Heart,” is expected to release this fall. To learn more about Stealing Angels, visit www.StealingAngels.com and follow them on twitter @StealingAngels.
ABOUT AMERICAN HUMANE ASSOCIATION: Since 1877 American Humane Association has been at the forefront of virtually every major advance in protecting children and animals. Their legendary Red Star team has been involved in nearly every major relief effort over the past 100 years, from helping horses in World War I to saving and treating animals in the Great Ohio Flood of 1937, Hurricane Katrina and 9/11. Today they’re also leading the way in understanding the human-animal bond and its role in therapy, medicine and society. American Humane Association reaches millions of people every day through groundbreaking research, education, training and services that span a wide network of organizations, agencies and businesses. You can help make a difference by visiting American Humane Association at www.americanhumane.org .