DARE Records has announced the debut single by the all-Black female band, LA’DY titled “Love Me Down,” produced by Harmony “H-Money” Samuels.
The band was brought together in 2019 through social media and is comprised of singer Ashley Kimbrae, Kris Callazo on keys, Zuri Appleby on bass, Michel’Le Baptiste on drums, and Ari O’Neal on guitar.
“Love Me Down” It’s the first single from LA’DY’s forthcoming EP, which is slated to deliver later this year.
“We are extremely excited for our first single ‘Love Me Down’ to be released,” LA’DY said. “We hope everyone enjoys this sultry R&B single and can’t wait to give y’all more! We’re appreciative to Dare Records for believing in us and pushing this record!”
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