(eWebWire.com) June 14, 2010 — WORLD WIDE WEB, June 14, 2010 (FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE) — Recently, aspiring country music artists, Richard and Robert Fay, also known as R&R Double Take, came to New York to record Paul Val’s latest hit, “The Silent Majority Is Silent No More.” This song celebrates the fact that average Americans, who are usually silent, are finally exercising their First Amendment rights to voice their concerns about Government and are getting involved in the electoral process in a big way. Their main concerns are that their elected representatives are ignoring the will of the people, government is becoming too big & powerful, and spending way too much while catering to special interest groups at the expense of the average, law-abiding, tax paying American citizen.

With such a strong song a search was launched for talented, aspiring artists to give the song the musical talent it deserved. R&R, hailing from Tennessee, Michigan, and New York, were referred to Tito Batista, President and CEO of Black Rose Productions, Inc, by Steve Morgan, a Michigan based talent scout. Batista saw the talent in these twin brothers and brought them to Long Island to record the song. With the help of John Pandolfo, a longtime associate and friend to Mr. Batista, they produced the song and video in 36 hours. Pandolfo’s band, Uppercut, provided the live musicians. The end result is nothing short of perfection. Grateful for lending their musical talents to the project, Black Rose Productions, Inc, is in talks with R&R’s artistic manager, their mother, Tammy Fay, for their future management. Based on their performance with the song, the future for R&R is bright and full of promise.

As for the song itself “The Silent Majority Is Silent No More,” it is already being used in meetings and rallies by groups exercising their First Amendment rights. These are rights that Paul Val strongly supports. Val feels that while you can disagree with a Presidents’ policies and actions, as patriotic Americans we should always show respect for the office of the Presidency itself. Val hopes that the "Tea Party" movement, as well as other such protest groups, will help persuade government officials to do the right thing. He also hopes that his new song will help to enlighten everyone to the true goals and scope of this patriotic protest movement.