Dianna Hobbs “Do What He Says”

First things first: Dianna Hobbs is no longer just one of the most successful Christian web publishers in the US as owner of Empowering Everyday Women Online Magazine (EEWMagazine.com), rated #1 in its niche  with more than ¼ million readers. She is now a bonafide recording artist with the release of her radio-ready hit, Do What He Said (IndieBuzz Records) available as a $0.99 MP3 download on Amazon.com. The track is scheduled to be released through iTunes, Napster, and other major online retailers on July 28.  For more information and to listen to the full track before downloading, visit www.DiannaHobbsMusic.com. 

With stellar production by Kre8tor of Double Edge Ministries (Former Producer for The Game, 50 Cent) and clever lyrical content, the eclectic urban pop tune infused with elements of soft rock, is raising the bar and ushering in a new sound in the Contemporary Christian genre. But Hobbs, who delivers powerfully aggressive vocals on this self-penned hit, is on a mission to do more than just churn out banging melodies. The single serves as the theme song for the nationwide “Do What He Said Campaign,” a collaborative effort between IndieBuzz Music Corporation and EEWMagazine.com. Each individual who downloads the single and shares their inspirational story of how they are doing what God said do in their own lives, will be given the opportunity to have their story featured on EEW’s influential platform. Details are available on the official campaign website at www.DoWhatHeSaid.com. 

“The music is about inspiring others to go after those things God has uniquely called them to do in their own lives,” says Hobbs in an interview with a local Christian music reviewer. “When people hear the song, I want them to be inspired to get out there and pursue their calling too.” 

Hobbs first made her entrance onto the recording scene back in 2002 when she provided lead vocals on  two songs featured on her brother Chrstopher Brinson and The Ensemble’s Malaco records release, A Bettter Way (Under Deanna-Brinson Hobbs). Almost a decade ago, Gospelflava.com took note of her  “powerful lead vocals” and recognized Hobbs’ potential to make a mark on the music scene.  

Finally, the new artist is taking her rightful place in music ministry.