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Amy Lee Synthesis
Amy Lee, the lead singer of former rock band Evanescence, is releasing a new album next month. The new album titled ‘Dream Too Much’ will be a 12 song children’s album inspired by her two-year-old son, Jack. Amy’s album started as a gift to her father, to spend time with him in the studio. He encouraged her to make some kid friendly songs for her son to enjoy and soon became a family affair, including her father, sisters, uncle, husband, and son. Most of the songs featured will be covers of famous children’s songs, like Sesame Street’s “Rubber Duckie”, but a few of Amy’s’ originals will also be on the album. Though this album will be aimed towards children, Amy doesn’t plan to start a career in children’s music, but to continue making more
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