'Ear to the Ground' rushed to the White House

NEW YORK (Romann Music/ www.romannmusic.com) - Inspired by the moving and deeply resonant image of James Blake Miller, a young American soldier in Iraq, composer and songwriter Gad Romann, has written a new song about patriotism in America.
"Ear to the Ground" is Romann's homage to American soldiers, and is currently being sent to radio stations nation wide. Other places to receive a copy include the Pentagon and the White House: the latter wanted it sent overnight.

Produced by independent label Romann Music, "Ear to the Ground" combines a melodic country feel with patriotic and heartfelt lyrics; "Keep my ear to the ground/and my heart to the land/ I may be a stranger to this town/ But I'm no stranger to this land." Romann's hopes for "Ear to the Ground" are very simple, he merely hopes that "listeners get as much of a rush of blood when listening to this song as I do."

About Romann Music and Gad Romann
A self-certified music fanatic, Gad founded Romann Music after his first song, Haru, hit No 5 on the Billboard charts. Dedicated to producing one quality song each month, the label mixes genres from folk and blues to punk rock and hip-hop. Gad believes that events move too fast to sit down and write a book, so that any event, issue or topic has to be condensed into a song. For further information visit Romann Music at https://www.romannmusic.com.