Interview Black Father & Son About COVID-19 Experience

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AFRICAN AMERICAN FATHER AND SON AVAILABLE TO DISCUSS HOW FAMILY EXPERIENCE WITH CORONAVIRUS INSPIRED NEW HIT R&B SONG

WHAT: A 39-year old began experiencing the symptoms of COVID-19, mainly consistent shortness of breath. He immediately went to the hospital to seek treatment, but was denied a test. He returned home still not knowing whether or not he was infected, and if there was a possibility of infecting his family members.

His father was so disappointed and frustrated with this experience that he decided to write an R&B/pop song about it. That song is called the "Coronavirus Song (The Rona Song)" and can be heard online at CoronavirusSong.com.

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WHO: The father's name is Irvin Lee, and his son is Dante. As a new artist, the father is now calling himself "The Undiscovered Artist" and he is using the song to kick off an independent record label called Music U Can Feel.

WHEN: The son began experiencing the symptoms of the virus back in March 2020, but since then he has recovered. His father wrote the song just two weeks later, and since then, have been doing media interviews with his Dad to create awareness about the virus and lack of testing available by means of the song.

WHERE: The song is streaming on Spotify, iTunes, Amazon Music, and all major digital music platforms. The video can be watched on YouTube.

Both are available for media interviews. Contact them at 614-595-6063 or info@coronavirussong.com

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