PRESS RELEASE Otis Redding would be proud. Little Richard will be ecstatic. For all the millions of fans in love with Macon, Georgia's music history, the love affair is rekindled. The soulful raw sound of Macon, Georgia never dies. The new album by Ace Miller and Renaissance 2030 is home grown from Macon birth and from Macon soil. It was in 1979 that Georgia's own, President Jimmy Carter, labeled June as Black Music Month; therefore it is only fitting that on June 1, 2019, the great romance of Macon, Georgia's own unique R&B legacy resurfaces. The album is entitled "Crazy For You". The songs are not manicured to perfection, but real. The lyrical seduction is best heard in one of the featured songs on the album, "Squeeze You". Squeeze You is a plate full of simmering soul, ready to serve. The lyrics speak and music speaks not from the head, but from the heart. Macon has it's own charismatic songwriters, born and raised in Macon and only Macon natives, like Leroy Ace Miller, Dr. Joseph A. Singleton, Pete Miller and Eric Meredith can produce the authentic Macon, Georgia compositions that carry the torch of soul into the future. Little Richard and Otis Redding paved the way and now the Macon, Georgia authentic soulful sound is finally back. On June 1st the album drops and a timely collector's masterpiece is born.