LOS ANGELES, CA / August 2, 2020 – In the newly released, “Globally We Sing; Erase 19,” the World Health Organization and the United Nations will have an official “global” COVID-9 pandemic anthem – should it decide to adopt the heartfelt song. With the United Nations and the World Health Organization in mind, a proposed, pandemic anthem has been released, and offered complimentary to either, or both, global entities. Temperance Lancecouncil, the singer-songwriter and composer, hopes that both global agencies will jointly adopt the anthem in a unified gesture, but will be honored if either uses her deeply sincere, worldwide pandemic song on any level. The song, aimed at an international audience, is reminiscent of other social, civic and world-inspiring anthems like “We Are The World” and “That's What Friends Are For,” Lancecouncil explains.
“The world needs a unifying anthem to uplift and inspire, while bringing nations together, and this song does that. It's sort of a musical umbrella for all nations to fall under during these very difficult times. All of this is beyond heartbreaking for all citizens of the global tribe of humanity, so I'm dedicating the song to every scientist on the globe working on any sort of cure," the California-based lyricist.
She continues by stating: “We can blame, rightly or wrongly so, but the only thing that will truly help is every scientist, virologists and genius medical experts coming together under the umbrella for a cure. This song symbolizes that united umbrella and encapsulates the unified spirit of hope, global cohesiveness, and the brainpower needed to eradicate the global pandemic. Music brings the world together, and this is a harmonious, global and symbolic representation of those intersections.” She hopes the scientists of the world will be inspired by the song's lyrics.
ABOUT TEMPERANCE LANCECOUNCIL
Southern-born, American, Temperance Lancecouncil is a country-soul singer, and has been in the entertainment field in various capacities. Having overcome two bouts of life-threatening, double pneumonia as an infant, by age three, she'd begun singing and dancing with her mother, who taught her three-part harmony. Later, she took to her high school's concert choir for two years as a soprano, with (still memorable) 5 a.m. rehearsals, about which she says were brutal on her, as she could barely remember her own name at that hour. Along the way, she pursued and amassed a few movie, television and film credits, cut a few demos, and formed her own band – all while traveling the Hollywood “entertainment super-highway,” where she said life was pretty gritty. Her contact information is on her IMDB page.
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