Long Awaited Album By Country Artist Ray Pitre Officially Released!

Cleveland, OH (Top40 Charts/ Decent Hill Music) Decent Hill is proud to announce the release of Ray Pitre's long-awaited, brand new country music album Breaking Out.

Breaking Out is being released as a CD as well as in various digital formats, including mp3 and streaming audio. It is now available at the following fine music retailers:

Amazon
CD Baby
Apple iTunes
Decent Hill

Born and raised in Louisiana, Ray Pitre was brought up a natural born musician. He was playing bluegrass at the age of eight on band stands across the country, winning numerous awards in the instrumental field. After a few years in bluegrass, Ray went on to start his own country band (never leaving bluegrass totally), and recorded his first song, The Louisiana Waltz, which made the independent charts, then went on to the majors. Ray would go on to win the Louisiana state competition on the banjo, and has played with many musicians in country, bluegrass, and gospel music.

Breaking Out is a collection of 14 sentimental country songs that will delight and inspire not only country music lovers but indeed all music lovers everywhere. This special edition CD was recorded and produced by Legends Hall of Fame Music Producer Robert Metzgar in Nashville with collaboration from Tony Migliore, Ed Spacek, Lori Brooks, Debra Black, Rick Gibson and others. Backup singers on this album feature many talented, award-winning musicians, including Katherine Styrone, Jerry Kroon, Tommy Wells, Mike Leach, Bobby All, Mark Casstevens, Keri Max, Mike Severs, Fred Newell, Sonny Garrish, Charlie McCoy and other notable musicians.

Ray Pitre is a member of the Nashville Songwriters Association International. He has been the Louisiana state banjo champion and the Airplay International's Rising New Star, and has won numerous awards in other competitions.
For more information about Ray's exciting new album release, please visit www.DecentHill.com. You can preview all 14 tracks today on iTunes or CD Baby.