Pop Singer Darren Farris Gives 100% to Haitian Relief Efforts

PRLog (Press Release) - Jan 18, 2010 -
Los Angeles, CA, January 18, 2010 --  American pop singer Darren Farris announced that he  is donating 100% of the proceeds from all physical and digital sales of his current album, Psychopathic  Issues  to a Haiti relief fund this week.

According to Farris' spokesman, Gordon Levine, "Darren was watching disaster coverage of relief and called me up in a shaken state because he has several fans from Haiti, as well as the neighboring Dominican Republic.  It's funny how devoted he is to his fans and really sees it through that sort of narrow prism. Darren is very grateful for the success of the album  [Psychopathic  Issues] and is always thinking of ways to use his music as a means for greater good and serving humanity. Furthermore, Darren understands that all musicians are not able to give 100% for 7 days, so this is not some type of challenge to Madonna or Lady GaGa to do the same. He just hopes that what he gives will do some good for the Haitian people."  

Farris is currently putting the final touches on his upcoming album only known as The DPZ Project, which missed the target release date of January 1st, 2010. The album Psychopathic Issues, as well as tracks such as the hit songs "Jenna" and "Save Me" can be purchased at most leading retailers, including iTunes and Amazon.  100% of the proceeds  from every download or physical purchase until January 28th, 2010 will go to the Salvation Army Haiti Relief Fund.

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