Diana Chapman last Friday released the video of her recent single, “Let Us Live”. The song speaks of a time when race did not divide us.
“I don’t want to die by the hands of my brother, I don’t want to die by the hands of my sister…,” she sings in the chorus.
The song was released on September 15 in response to the murders of the Henry boys. Linden, Diana’s hometown, held a peaceful protest on September 11, standing in solidarity with the parents and other relatives of the boys.
The video, on the day of the release, generated some 20,000 views. Over the last six days it garnered 31,000 views and viewers are loving the positive message. The song was aired on radio stations across the country prior to being released on Facebook, YouTube, and a clipping on Instagram.
Diana has been singing for some 11 years now. Outside of being a singer, she works as a radio broadcaster at Mix FM. The singer promises more music, more videos and is hoping to be engaged in charitable outreaches. Diana will be featured in an upcoming Linden magazine where she will be one of a number of the ‘Best Of Linden’. She will be featured as Best Performer.
Fans can subscribe to Chapman’s YouTube Channel and Facebook at Diana Chapman, and on Instagram @DianaQueenLove.
