Hollywood, CA (ContentDesk) September 22, 2005 — Possibly one of the most controversial songs to be released this fall, Blaque Orchid’s first single “Jim & Eileen” from her debut album “More Than Meets The Eye” exposes the methamphetamine epidemic sweeping Hollywood, and the nation.
Orchid, the sexy recording artist from Gold Starr Entertainment is set to make “Jim & Eileen” her contribution of informing the youths of America about the perils of using crystal meth, tackling this deadly issue that News Week recently called “America’s New Drug Crisis.”"Jim & Eileen” tells the story of a young couple from Nebraska that sets off to California to live their Hollywood dreams. They are instantly swept into the glamorous Hollywood social scene and introduced to the lethal methamphetamine drug.
Blaque Orchid. “Its based on events I witnessed my first few years in Hollywood.”Blaque Orchid, a native of Chicago, was born into a music-oriented family- in fact, she credits her parents for her gift of music. Growing up in the ghetto of Chicago’s Southside, Blaque Orchid is no stranger to the violence, misery, and economic devastation that is the result of what happens to people who become addicted to drugs, she has made it her duty to do what she can to warn others, young people especially to the dangers and the pitfalls of drug use.
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