Radikal Records Announces Upcoming Release by Emerging Artist Salt Ashes

Emerging singer Salt Ashes will be releasing her new single, 'Save it,' on Friday, May 6th, 2016 on Radikal Records. Inspired by Giorgio Moroder's blend of disco and epic dark atmospheres, Salt Ashes, aka Veiga Sanchez, broke into the dance music scene in 2014 with the release of singles such as "Somebody" and "If You Let Me Go", a Top 5 Record on both the Billboard and Music Week Dance Charts. In 2015, she continued to build her unique blend of dark synth-pop with the release of "Raided", which was picked for a BBC1 Introducing campaign in the UK. The singer also contributed her writing and vocal talents on label-mate Kristian Nairn's single entitled "4Love," and rising producer CRUELS' single "Give It Up", both of which received massive support worldwide.

'Save It' is the lead single off of her debut album, which is scheduled to be released by Radikal Records this summer. Salt Ashes co-wrote the powerful single with Rob Irving (House of Emeralds).When asked to describe what the upcoming single is about, Salt Ashes stated, "Save It is about fighting for a love that others don't approve of but is so etched into your skin and soul that you can't think or do anything else."

'Save It' will be available for digital purchase and streaming worldwide on Friday, May 6th, 2016. The single is currently available for pre-order on iTunes.

About Radikal Records: Established in 1990, and based just outside of NYC, Radikal Records is one of the United States' leading independent record labels. In business for more than 25 years, they are focused on marketing, promoting, and distributing artists - not only to audiences in the USA, but also on a global basis to partners world-wide. Artists included on their roster over the years include: Kristian Nairn, DJs From Mars, Tony Moran, Salt Ashes, 2 Unlimited, N-Trance, Zombie Nation, ATB, Yello, Scooter, Schiller, Blank & Jones, Cosmic Gate, Sinead O'Connor, Ayah Marar, and many others. For more information visit: http://www.radikal.com