Releases Album Early For Charity
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In an effort to raise awareness and support for their favorite hometown charity, Rusted Root announced today the early release of their new album, Stereo Rodeo, as part of Amie Street's Download To Make A Difference campaign.
The band, known for their high-energy, all-night live performances, is also making the single “Dance In The Middle" available to download for free HERE.
For one week only, Amie Street will donate 10 cents for every free download to Grow Pittsburgh, an organization aiming to model, teach, and facilitate sustainable urban agriculture within the Pittsburgh region.
Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root says that “We really want to help our local community of Pittsburgh and Amie street provided us an opportunity to do just that by supporting Grow Pittsburgh with an early release of this song."
The exclusive premiere of Stereo Rodeo marks the seventh major release in Amie Street's Download To Make A Difference campaign, which has raised tens of thousands of dollars for Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Food Bank for New York City, Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation, and other organizations in the past six months.
