Today, Dallas Native, Philanthropist, and Billboard #1 Charting Recording Artist Hilary Roberts releases "Just Let Go", accompanied by a music video, off of her forthcoming album. The “feel good” track is the anthem we all need right now, encouraging listeners to stay positive, not give up, and to remember that there is an end in sight. Fifty percent of the proceeds earned from “Just Let Go” will go towards The Red Songbird Foundation’s efforts to help those affected by COVID-19.

Earlier this year, Hilary released the single “Good Man”, which is currently at #16 on the Billboard Dance Club Chart! She is currently working on finishing her debut LP, which is set to release this summer. Her past chart-toppers released this year include “There For You,”(charted #10 on Billboard Dance Club Chart in the US), “Back To Life” (charted #1 on Billboard's Dance Club Chart in the US) and "Fight to the Other Side", also known as the song that saved the life of her friend, mentor, and survivor of Muscular Dystrophy, Annie Blake. Her most recent single, “Christmas With You” – was released just in time for the holidays, and garnered over half a million views in less than a month.

Hilary “The Songbird” Roberts has a story of unimaginable troubles, traumatic circumstances, survival, and redemption. When her life was upside- down and disease-ridden, Hilary turned to music to survive. With the support of some close friends, she was connected to help, and eventually given the tools to explore a music career, which ultimately saved her life. Hilary now dedicates her life to paying this deed forward; trying to help those in need, spread her message, help save lives, and ultimately make a positive impact on society through her music, her philanthropy (The Red Songbird), her docuseries (“Red Songbird Speaks”) and her podcast (“Let The Journey Begin”).

The Red Songbird Foundation, started in 2009 by Hilary Roberts, aims to help survivors of trauma caused by sexual, physical, and verbal abuse, by providing counselling, assisting members to enter treatment, and by integrating members into support groups that specifically address their primary issues. Already having saved dozens of lives, it is their mission to continue their work and raise awareness in efforts to save more lives. It’s Hilary’s greatest wish to know that people have already been healed and continue to receive treatment in their journey to recovery, and that there are a lot more who will get the help they need as the awareness of the foundation grows. For more information please visit Redsongbird.org.