Rising Star Cheyanne Releases Music Video For "Perfectly Imperfect

Rising pop country singer Cheyanne has the industry buzzing with excitement for her newest single, "Perfectly Imperfect"

2012-03-05

ASTORIA, NY, March 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Website: http://www.myspace.com/cheyannewelch
Rising pop country singer Cheyanne has the industry buzzing with excitement for her newest single, "Perfectly Imperfect." This charming, charismatic singer is gaining the support of fans and impressing critics from all over and has now released the official video for "Perfectly Imperfect!"

Currently working on her full album, Cheyanne has responded to the demand of fans for more with the release of her newest video. "Perfectly Imperfect" is a catchy, candid tune that carries a unique, fresh quality that sets Cheyanne apart as an artist, showcasing her strong vocal skills and abilities as a performer. With the newly released new music video, fans now get to experience Cheyanne's talents in "Perfectly Imperfect" while getting a taste of her endearing nature and down-to-earth personality.

Having so much potential and talent, there is no doubt that Cheyanne is on the fast-track to lasting success. Be sure to check out the new music video for this artist's single, "Perfectly Imperfect."

To find out what Cheyanne is up to check out the following site!:

MySpace.com/CheyanneWelch

To check out Cheyanne's new music video CLICK HERE!

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