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Lisa Ostrow
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May 28, 2008:
Unconditional is now available for purchase on Amazon.com. April 24, 2008: JUSTCAUSE, a social networking site connecting people to causes to create change, features Lisa
Ostrow in a JUSTPEOPLE profile. To read the article, please click here.
April 24, 2008: Lisa Ostrow cohosts radio program
on Caribbean Voice Radio, broadcast live throughout the Caribbean. Featured were her own album, Unconditional,
as well as the "Sound in Sight, Vol. 1", on which "Once Upon A Time" appears.
April 14, 2008: Unconditional charts
at #10 on the CDBaby Top-Selling, Easy-Listening Pop Vocal chart for the first time and remains at #8 on the Top-Selling,
Easy-Listening Easy Pop chart for the eighth week.
April 5, 2008: Unconditional celebrates seven weeks at #8
on the CD Baby Top-Selling Easy Listening/Easy Pop chart.
March 14, 2008: The Polycystic Kidney Disease Foundation publishes a news
feature about Lisa Ostrow. To read the story, please click here.
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| Lisa Ostrow with her twin daughters, Laura and Jennie |
March 2, 2008:
Unconditional is included on the iTunes Top 100 Easy Listening music download charts.
February 18, 2008: Unconditional climbs to #8 on the CD Baby
Top-Selling Easy Listening/Easy Pop chart.
February 15, 2008: Unconditional reaches #10 on the CD Baby
Top-Selling Easy Listening/Easy Pop chart.
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February 2, 2008: "Maybe
I Like It This Way" reaches #20 on the iTunes UK "Top 100 Easy Listening" chart.
click here to listen
January
10, 2008: International singing sensation Jack Walker generously agrees to contribute
all proceeds from online sales of his two CD's, "Across the Pond" and "Drift Away," to benefit the
Polycystic Kidney Disease Foundation, in cooperation with Out of the Blue Records, the independent record label co-owned by
Lisa Ostrow and Patrick Dreier. Please click on the link above to visit Jack's site, sample his music and support
PKD research.
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December 5, 2007: Press release from
the Polycystic Kidney Disease Foundation:
HARVARD ALUMNA RELEASES CD TO BENEFIT
THOUSANDS OF PKD PATIENTS, INCLUDING HER TWIN
DAUGHTERS
Lisa Ostrow releases debut album with proceeds benefiting the
PKD Foundation.
(Kansas City, MO) December
5, 2007— A perfect holiday gift idea, purchasing this CD gives a gift
in return. Singer Lisa Ostrow’s debut CD "Unconditional" is now available for purchase online; proceeds from
the sales of "Unconditional" will benefit the PKD Foundation.
Polycystic Kidney Disease is one of the
most common life-threatening genetic diseases. PKD causes cysts to form in the kidneys and eventually the kidneys fail. Dialysis
and transplantation are the only treatments for kidney failure. There is no cure for PKD.
Ostrow’s
13 year-old twin daughters both suffer from PKD. Laura and Jennie Ostrow also sing back-up on the CD’s opening selection,
"Once Upon a Time." Ostrow plans to donate proceeds from the CD to fund PKD research, which could potentially save
her daughters’ lives. The non-profit PKD Foundation leads the fight against PKD through research funding and patient
education. In 2008, the PKD Foundation hopes to fund nearly $4.9 million in vital PKD research.
The CD includes
jazz, swing, pop, rock and musical theater selections. It is available for purchase on-line at http://www.lisaostrow.com/, http://www.digstation.com/, or www.pkdcure.org. Ostrow, blind since birth, has performed in a wide variety of venues across the US
and Canada, since childhood, and has been at work in the studio for nearly two years, perfecting the release of “Unconditional.”
To arrange interviews with Lisa Ostrow, PKD patients or physicians, contact PKD Foundation Media Manager, Jennifer
Robinson at (800) PKD-CURE or jenniferr@pkdcure.org.
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