Rock with Ray Lane

Until You Walk the Path, You Don’t Know Where it Goes will be hosting singer/song writer Ray Lane on November 15 at 5 pm eastern.

Singer/songwriter Ray Lane returns to the Folk/Rock music scene with a story that is as compelling as it is haunting. Told in a collection of songs set to capture hearts and souls.
Ray shares with his listener’s experiences that speak to anyone who has loved and lost then found themselves alone searching for answers. With a distinct and unique voice set against a backdrop of beautifully orchestrated music, Ray Lane emerges from the blur of LA on a soul searching journey. Upon signing on with veteran producer/mixer David J Holman (Bush, No Doubt, Ever clear) Lane and holman have achieved that timeless alchemy of performance, production and song that will capture your imagination.

Tune at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theresachaze on November 15 at 5 pm eastern to listen to Ray‘s music and learn more about his career. Those who wish to speak to Ray may call in at (347) 324-3745 or participate in the interactive chat room, which is available on the show’s page

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