Medium.com Magazine Rock Legend Seraphim Of Nazareth to Release New Single!
- Oct 10, 2017
- 2 min read
She is known to Rock fans and fellow rock stars formerly as Sariah Bishop and Yolanda Gene Tharpe but today she is most commonly known as Seraphim of Nazareth. Seraphim has just announced that she is back from a six-month hiatus and is ready to release her latest single “You Never Loved Me”. Known as the “Ï AM” artist, Seraphim is a breed of a different cloth. She’s not your typical alternative music artist, Seraphim ignites a new vibe that will surely set your soul on fire!
“You Never Loved Me” has been given the release date of October 20, 2017 on iTunes, Spotify, and every other major digital platform. The track was produced and co-written by Jason C. Miller of Godhead and will be the first single release of Seraphim’s upcoming album “Chaos and Innocence” which will be released in November. “You Never Loved Me” will deliver a first-hand view of the raw emotional conflict of self-affliction and allows the listener to invade the deepest parts of Seraphim’s soul! The next release will be a volatile heartbroken love song called “You’re My Biggest Mistake” and lastly, an intriguing alternative industrial mix entitled “Make-Up”.
FEATURED SONG: "You Never Loved Me"
While under the name Sariah Bishop she was known for dating Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails, and Trent is the one who compelled her to create her own music. Soon Sariah Bishop was featured in countless music magazines such as HM (Heaven’s Metal Magazine), Gothic Beauty, Dark Realms Magazine (magazine still in Print to order) and All Access Magazine, just to name a few.
Seraphim is also a well-known independent film director. Her last film, Ünholywood guides viewers into the mysteries of the forbidden unknown while taking them on the emotional rollercoaster of a downward spiral in a town that lost its wings when bloodshed became a virtue!
To learn more about Seraphim of Nazareth including music, photos, media, and appearances visit SeraphimOfNazareth.com
Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails)
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Madonna Wayne Gacy (Pogo)
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