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Luxx Write Song To Help Gulf Wildlife Hit By The Oil Spill

07/27/2010
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Luxx has launched a creative campaign to help clean up the gulf. The group has written a song, "Black Water" and made it available on ReverbNation today for download for only 99 cents.

All 100% of the net proceeds of the single's sales will go toward helping the impacted wildlife in the gulf. Contributions will be divided between two organizations that are actively involved in the effort: the National Wildlife Federation and the Audubon Society.

"The size and scale of the gulf disaster are so large, one can feel helpless wondering about how to make a difference," said David Szabados, spokesman and guitarist for Luxx. "But the truth of the matter is that taking action is the key. The National Wildlife Federation and Audubon Society are working tirelessly to help the creatures in need and it's imperative that we do whatever we can to support them. We hope this will be the easiest .99 people have ever spent!"

"Black Water" is available today to download at the band's ReverbNation Luxx store - here

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