Kendra Chantelle the #yogAbroad singer

 Kendra Chantelle the #yogAbroad singer

Kendra has been in the music industry for over ten years, and her most recent release "I Still Believe" is already making waves in the scene, just a few short days after its release on 10/30/20. 

She co-wrote this song with Brad Sample. 

In her interview with Buzz Music, she talks about how this song was born out of the idea that we can persevere even if we have had a "tough season" as she puts it. 

Here, why don't you take this time to take listen.  You will NOT be disappointed. 


The idea that if she was having so much trouble moving forward in any OTHER line of work besides music, it would be time to move on and choose a new career, but music is the most important thing in this universe (me speaking now) so we are reminded that "I Still Believe". 

Kendra grew up in a musical household and started pursuing music at the age of 13. 

She would ride to Nashville to take voice lessons.

Now SHE is the vocal coach. 

It just goes to show that continued belief in the dream is of utmost importance. 

I would love to have Kendra on our Water Tower Studios podcast sometime! 

Until that time, go and follow her here:  

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For Press Inquiries: bsquaredmgmt@gmail.com




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