Newcomer Abigail Sloane is releasing her debut single "Enough" today at Christian AC and CHR/Hot AC-formatted radio stations along with a brand new music video. The song is the lead single from Sloane's debut EP Reason & Rhyme released late last year.

Early on for Sloane, singing became a powerful outlet for expressing joy, sorrow, turmoil, excitement, and imagination. She started to write her first songs by the age of eleven and found that it helped her weather the storms of life, and at the same time learned that the music could help others in similar circumstances.

After years of battling teenage depression and bullying, she became determined to equip those who hear her music with the hope and encouragement that helped her to fight through the darkest of nights. At 24 years of age, Sloane uses her music to share about her faith, and she wants her songs to tell the broken and the hurting that no matter what they are going through, there are better days ahead.

She explains, "My prayer is that I show the broken and the hurting in the world that there are better times ahead. I have battled depression and fought dark days, so I especially want to make connections with people who may need to hear words of encouragement. My heart's desire is that my music can bring hope to those who are struggling and that this music will find its way to people who will hear its message."

Released in October 2017, Sloane's debut EP Reason & Rhyme is produced by Creative Soul Records President Eric Copeland and co-produced by Jonathan Crone, whose production and performance credits include some of today's top hitmakers.

For more information about Sloane and her upcoming projects and concert dates, please visit her official website, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

The new music video for "Enough" is shot and directed by Allen Clark Photography and can be viewed below: