HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM ROAD
RECOVERY!
Donate $5.00 or more to
Road Recovery, and receive two music downloads at www.hotathon.com/roadrecovery
"Holidays: A Frightful Time" is an original new holiday song that explores the emotions and fear young people confront during the holidays. The song was written and recorded by participants in Road Recovery's Trax program.
The holiday song is now available for download with a second original song "Here We Go" which was recorded with guest lead guitarist SLASH (ex-Guns 'N Roses, Velvet Revolver), who is a longtime supporter of Road Recovery.
Road Recovery's RecoveryTrax program helps young people battle addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders such as anxiety, depression, and diabetes through the collaborative process of presenting live concert events and recording projects. Since our founding in 1998, Road Recovery has touched the lives of over 50,000 young people. Together let's help touch another 50,000 more.
"Holidays: A Frightful Time" is an original new holiday song that explores the emotions and fear young people confront during the holidays. The song was written and recorded by participants in Road Recovery's Trax program.
The holiday song is now available for download with a second original song "Here We Go" which was recorded with guest lead guitarist SLASH (ex-Guns 'N Roses, Velvet Revolver), who is a longtime supporter of Road Recovery.
Road Recovery's RecoveryTrax program helps young people battle addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders such as anxiety, depression, and diabetes through the collaborative process of presenting live concert events and recording projects. Since our founding in 1998, Road Recovery has touched the lives of over 50,000 young people. Together let's help touch another 50,000 more.
SLASH performs with young participants in Road
Recovery - and through a collaboration with us, records lead guitar on a song
composed by youth in our Trax Program now available at www.hotathon.com/roadrecovery |
SLASH jams on stage with kids at a Broadway stage during a Road Recovery benefit concert |