Country's Singing Sensation, Beth Cayhall, Wants You To Help Raise The Volume Against Bullying

New York, NY (Top40 Charts/ Beth Cayhall Official Website) Join country music's latest powerhouse vocalist Beth Cayhall in raising the volume about the prevention of bullying and help put an end to it. During the month of February, Beth will donate 100% of the proceeds raised from the download of her song Just Love to the fight against bullying. You can download the song by going to CD Baby, iTunes or Amazon.

This powerful mid-tempo ballad depicts the pain and anguish of what individuals struggle through with feelings of insecurity. "This was inspired by observations of life and current circumstances," says Beth. "You see so much changing in every aspect of life, but one thing that remains the same is that everyone just wants to be loved. We are so often quick to judge, and no matter what our size, color, ethnicity is, we are in this together. No one is perfect, and we all need just love."

Bursting onto the country music scene, this coastal Delaware pint-sized singer/songwriter Beth Cayhall released her debut single, Boys Eat Your Hearts Out in 2012 and received a great response from radio and industry, calling her a "young Shania Twain" (Got Country Online) and she "is the kind of artist that brightens up a room just by entering" (KLMJ-FM). This single has been blasting through radio speakers nationwide, along with the music video which is receiving thousands of views.

This effervescent gal is loaded with talent, ambition, and savvy style and will be releasing a follow-up single this Spring. She co-wrote all but two songs on her album, Worth Fighting For, which was produced by Grammy-nominated Kent Wells (Dolly Parton). For more information and to get the latest scoop on what's in store for Beth in 2013, visit www.bethcayhall.com or www.top40-charts.com.