Christine Storm - Enter The Storm

Let's kick off the Summer with this hit by Christine Storm, "Enter The Storm" on LRT Ent/SS Music Group.

Christine Storm's New Electronic, Dance single "Enter the Storm" featuring, Curtis Young, first born of Dr Dre is "Sizzling Hot". This upbeat anthem sneaks in with a growing bass line that'll grab onto you and won't let go. The short, sweet and straight to the point lyrics will have you humming, dancing and singing all throughout the day.

BIO
Christine Storm immediately commands attention. With a robust voice, penetrating delivery, and bluesy sense of heart, she confidently captivates on her forthcoming full-length debut album. Be forewarned. There’s a seductive and soulful Storm gathering on the horizon right now in Reno, NV and it’s about to consume listeners everywhere.

Majoring in theater at the University of Idaho, the singer and songwriter began honing her chops early on. She went on to front the band Mansion with longtime collaborator Jerry Spikula and led countless international cabaret tours. These jaunts would land all over the world from Las Vegas to Greece, placing Christine in front of elite audiences that included power players from all over the world.

Storm’s new music properly introduces the powerhouse chanteuse. She spent most of 2014 holed up in Spikula’s new Abbey West Studios, also tapping the production and songwriting talents of Grammy Award-nominated writer and producer Frank Greenfield [Rihanna, Beyonce].

“Musically, I’m all over the map,” she declares. “When you’re on stage every night in the rock cabaret circuit, you have to adapt to whatever audience is in the house. So, you play it all from country to jazz to rock to pop. There are elements of all of those genres in my own style. That definitely shows on the album. I want people to get up and move when they hear me.”

Listeners will undoubtedly move when they hear her first single “Shoulda Coulda Woulda.” A simmering and sharp anthem, the track showcases her vocal prowess and knack for a vivid story.

“It’s about a woman who catches her guy cheating,” she explains. “The right move would be to get rid of him. It’s another touchy subject because we, as women, tend to put our heads in the sand. We don’t want to face this. In the video, the protagonist only wants to remember the good times, so she takes him back. She tells her girlfriends, ‘I just had to let him in to see what he had to say. One thing led to another, and now we’re back together.’ It captures those ups and downs of a turbulent relationship.”

Then, there’s the slinky and sexed-up “Quench Your Soul,” which illuminates another end of the spectrum for Christine. “The song essentially says, ‘I’ll turn your spark back on and make you feel sexy again,’” she elaborates.

“Raining Frogs” from the album directly draws attention to the looming issue of bullying. At the same time, she promotes awareness with her Jam for Joy Charity, which raises money for victims of bullying as well as for at risk students. 2015 saw the foundation host its first concert at LA Style Fashion Week in downtown Los Angeles.

At the end of the day, her music consistently spreads that kinetic energy.

“I want people moving their heads, tapping their feet, and dancing,” she leaves off. “I’ve seen the transformative power music possesses. Giving that feeling is my biggest goal. If you need a little energy or want to feel sexy, put on Christine Storm.”

The stage is hers, and she’s going to do big things.