Pop/Soul/RnB Recording Artist AiRis is releasing another new hit single to be launched on February 6^th in anticipation for  the Valentine season.

Following the release of her debut single“Without you”, which received engaging reviews from the African music industry and one more thereafter, “Sick in Love”, this new single will be a love anthem for years to come. The new single titled ‘Olowo Ori Mi’ which means‘My Lover’ was produced by Shizzy and Victor 'Spankie Doodle' Oganua (who produced the award winning track 'Kolomental' which was his first debut production in 2008)  

After an almost 2 year hiatus to focus on her record label, AiRis branched out in a big way with a new and impressive business venture. On her break, she was working hard to contribute in making an impact in the music industry by officially launching her very own recording studio; 

Olowo Ori Mi is an upbeat Afro-pop romantic song laced with AiRis’ soulful vocals with Yoruba infusions highlighting the chorus for that Afro effect. With the infusion of a Saxophone and dance instruments, upbeat and groovy, this single will get you dancing all the way. This might just become the next wedding party/love song staple. It’s an ideal song for the “lovers’ season”.

Media interested in setting up an interview with AiRis about the new release should please contact us at info(at)icypr.com or telephone: 305.549.3676. For bookings and appearances, contact Kamal Ajiboye: telephone: 011.234. 706.664.2805 or 08137620730, e-mail:  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Fans of AiRis can also connect to her via Social Media: Twitter, Facebook, MySpace and YouTube or on her Website - www.airismusic.com

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