Los Angeles, CA - The "Exclusive Press Conference" introducing internationally known Grammy, American Music, and VH1 winning divas Tamia, Deborah Cox and Kelly Price (TDK) was a huge success. The press was taken by these ladies' powerful voices, personalities and unity as a group.

The highly anticipated "The Queen Project," is one the most original and hottest projects scheduled for 2009. "Finally, we are getting back to 'real music'," says a fan on Facebook.

These three powerhouse vocalist's love for music has always captivated their fans individually. "No one will be surprised when their first single "Queen" becomes a chart topper," said a Tweeter enthusiast. Fans on sites like Twitter and Facebook are excited about the newly formed group.

Attending the Introductory Press Conference: Hip Gossip, Global Grind, Steve Harvey, Tom Joyner, and Egypt Radio Shows. TMZ, Holly Wire, Rushing for Life TV, Music Connection, LookbookLA, Rappages Magazines--just to name a few.

"We all share the same passion for music, but it was our pro-social and charitable work that bought us together," states Grammy award winner Kelly Price.

The Queen Project is 100% about the empowerment of women and families that rely on them. The mission is to encourage sisters, mothers, daughters, wives, grandmothers to embrace activism, regardless of their strength and passions. "Our society is in disarray, economic issues, wars, lack of education, abuse of women, children, AIDS, etc. How can we not attempt to lend a voice to these plights?" states Tamia, 5-time Grammy nominee and mother of two.

The Queen Project was started when all three ladies decided to reach out to each other to help with their respective charities. Deborah Cox clarifies the origin of the project: "we are all very active with our own charities. Kelly champions stroke prevention, Tamia and her husband have spent a lot of time and resources working with children and I am very passionate about preventing the abuse of women. With one conversation we realized that we had to create a platform to encourage other women to join in and lend their voice to change."

For more information, follow The Queen Project on Facebook: The Queen Project.

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