Richie Fields Says 'I'm Not Afraid' To Help, Records Song For Aid 4 Autism

Nashville, TN. (Top40 Charts/ Richie Fields Official Website) - Country newcomer Richie Fields partnered with a diverse group of talents when he recorded 'I'm Not Afraid' recently at Tempo Recording Studio in Deland, Florida with Spanish siren IreneB and songwriter Tia Severino. Grammy-winning producer Frankie Biggz (Christina Aguilera, Stefani, Oscar D'Leon) helmed the project, and proceeds from the single will go to directly to AID 4 AUTISM.

The melody to 'I'm Not Afraid' was written by 16-year old Matt Savage, who was diagnosed with autism at the age of three and who taught himself to read music at the age of six. Savage is a well-known jazz musician who has studied at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston. He will join co-writer Severino, IreneB and Fields to perform the song for the first time at the AID 4 AUTISM Atlanta Music Festival on Saturday, May 2 at Wild Bill's in Duluth, Georgia. Go to www.aid4autism.org to learn more about the organization.

In addition to the Atlanta benefit performance, Richie's touring with his new band on a new bus in support of his current Music Row chart single, 'Devil In The Mirror.' He just finished a successful Country Radio Seminar, and heads to the studio this month with producer, hitmaker J. Gary Smith (Lonestar, Andy Griggs) to work on his upcoming album.

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