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Camille Rae to Bring Album Songwriters Together to Support the Global Non-Profit March of Dimes

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Camille Rae with Madelyn Tate at the Walk for Babies in Tuscaloosa, AL in March

Country recording artist Camille Rae will bring together esteemed songwriters Fred Wilhelm and Keith Dozier, featured on her sophomore album Come Find Me, in support of the international non-profit organization March of Dimes at The Country (110 28th Ave N) on Monday, December 4th at 6 p.m.

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The show will open with an acoustic round featuring Fred Wilhelm (Faith Hill, Trace Adkins, Lori McKenna) who co-wrote Rae’s “Chills” as well as the winner of the 2013 NSAI/CMT’s Song Contest, Keith Dozier (Montgomery Gentry), the sole writer of Rae’s “Who Broke My Heart”. Rae will join the two for performances before kicking off the full band portion of the night.

A personal supporter of March of Dimes’ mission, “a fighting chance for every baby,” Rae encourages all attendees of the show to wear purple and bring their holiday spirit in order to raise awareness and funds for the number one life threatening occurrence, premature birth. 

“March of Dimes is an unbelievably dedicated organization that is near and dear to my heart,” said Rae. “It is because of their love and commitment to each and every baby and their families, that lives are lived to the fullest and these sweet babies get a chance to bless this world with all they’re meant to be and accomplish.”

Rae became involved with March of Dimes through The Tate Family of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Their daughter, Madelyn, was born at 24 weeks and is thriving today because of March of Dimes’ charitable efforts.

The Country will also welcome March of Dimes ambassadors, who will be onsite to share information and personal experience as well as accept donations for the holiday season. For more information on March of Dimes, please visit www.marchofdimes.org.

About Camille Rae:
Originally from Mount Vernon, Ky., Camille Rae has been sharing her talent with all whom would listen since the age of three. At 12, Camille began to craft her own songs and was a member of the Kentucky All-State Choir. Camille went on to complete her musical education at University of the Cumberlands and taught choir before focusing on her own artistry. Since 2012, Camille has opened for notable acts like The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, David Cook, Maddie and Tae, and more. Her sophomore album, Come Find Me, includes radio singles “But I Want You” and the smash “I Need Me” which garnered Camille a Top 30 hit on Music Row. For more information on Camille Rae, please visit www.CamilleRae.com and follow on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

About Fred Wilhelm:
Fred Wilhelm is a songwriter/singer originally from New England, where he contributed to his family’s farm. He attended NYU in Manhattan only to put his degree aside and pursue a career in music. After numerous bands, tours, managers and a brief stint on Elektra Records, Fred moved to Nashville to concentrate on his songwriting. His work has been recorded by a number of multi-platinum country superstars including Faith Hill, Rascal Flatts, Trace Adkins, Little Big Town, Randy Travis, and The Oak Ridge Boys among many others. A number of much beloved Americana artists have also recorded songs written with Fred including Mindy Smith, Lori McKenna, Mary Gauthier, Catie Curtis and Matthew Perryman Jones. He is the winner of a New York Music Award, BMI Songwriter Award, Billboard Songwriting Contest Award and Fifth Grade Fire Prevention Poster Award.  He lives in Tennessee with his wife, Lindsay, and sons Oscar and August. For more information, please visit www.FredWilhelm.com.

About Keith Dozier:
Keith Dozier is co-founder and staff writer for North East Of Nashville (NEON) Publishing, a sister company to NEON Music Management. Originally from Knoxville, TN, Keith moved to Nashville in 2008 to pursue his songwriting career and show his two boys that you can make dreams come true. Since making the move, Keith has had continued success as a songwriter. In addition to creating strong relationships with many different publishers, artists, and labels on Music Row with his songs, Keith also won the 2013 NSAI/CMT Song Contest in 2013 with his song “Plain White Tee”, a song he co-wrote with fellow NEON Music Management gurus, Matt Casey and David Wagner. Keith’s has acquired cuts by several independents and NEON Music Management artists including Tom Dixon and Alec McGillivray. Keith’s most recent songwriting credibility includes “All Hell Broke Loose” from Montgomery Gentry’s Here’s To You. For more information, please visit www.neonpublishing.com.

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