rockyourlyricsEsteemed Greek-French vocal pop sensation George Perris has just released the official video for “How Many Does it Take,” the powerful first single from his highly-anticipated new international album ‘Who I’m Meant To Be’, out this May, that touches on a subject that is familiar to many families in the world: addiction.
Co-written by George Perris, Eric Rosse (Sara Bareilles, Maroon5, Tori Amos, Idina Menzel) and Sasha Sloan (John Legend, Steve Aoki), “How Many Does It Take” shows the entrapment of addiction through the eyes of someone watching a loved one suffer from alcoholism and is off the singer’s upcoming second English album (the first he co-wrote.)
‘Who I’m Meant To Be’ is Perris’ second English album, the first he co-wrote with producers and songwriters Eric Rosse, Sasha Sloan, Mikal Blue and more, and was recorded in Los Angeles, New York, Montreal and Athens. The acclaimed Greek-French singer is returning to the USA with a new single and album, following a successful US and international tour as well as a PBS Special in 2016, “Live from Jazz at Lincoln Center.”
This June, Perris’ 2nd Public Television Special, “Live at the Acropolis” will be aired on PBS stations across the USA and features a performance with Australian superstar Tina Arena. Filmed at the 2000-year-old Odeon of Herodes Atticus at the foot of the Acropolis, this new special features Perris’ new music as well as classics from his repertoire. Perris’ debut Public Television concert special was filmed live at a sold-out performance at the prestigious Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City and was broadcast nationally on PBS reaching more than half of the country,120 million viewers and more than 700 airings of the special to date.
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