The producers of ABC's Hopkins recently announced that they will air a seventh episode of the popular documentary miniseries, which had originally been scheduled for only six episodes. That means we get one more night of real-life drama accompanied by music from talented solo artist Elza.
Hopkins' seventh and final episode, airing next Thursday, August 7 at 10 p.m. EDT, will feature Elza's "I'll Carry You." Listen for the song to play at the end of the show, and don't forget to tune in tonight to hear more of Elza's tunes. Tonight's episode airs at 10 p.m. EDT on ABC.
Don't miss the show Newsday reporter Verne Gay calls, "The best unscripted show on commercial television this season." "Hopkins" is ABC's newest documentary mini-series, and airs Thursdays at 10 p.m. EST (9 p.m. CST). The story continues this week, taking viewers inside Baltimore's renowned John Hopkins Hospital to meet both the seriously ill and the doctors who treat them. Molded from 1500 hours of footage, "Hopkins" showcases a raw and honest look at the dilemmas and decisions of some of the world's most talented doctors and the turmoil-ridden families of the patients they treat.
You may be asking: "Why is Kurman telling me this?" Our client Elza is the featured female singer/songwriter debuting 12 future hits (we hope) during the series.
There's been a lot of media interest in "Everything to Me," from Elza's namesake album "Elza," and "Wide Open." Her new album (not yet released) "Gettin' Free" can be heard on iTunes and at http://www.elzamusic.com/. You can also learn more at Sonicbids.com.
Elza's music is not new to the television scene; she has been featured on numerous network series including the WB's Smallville. Her soulful, acoustic sound forms a compassionate musical score and compliments the struggles and heroic efforts of the doctors featured on "Hopkins." This spotlight on Elza'a talent as a singer and a songwriter has catapulted her to new heights. We expect her to keep rising as the star she is!
To schedule an interview with Elza, please contact Cindy Kurman at Kurman Communications 312-651-9000.
Check out Kurman's newest client Elza 12 original songs to be featured on ABC-TV News documentary brings national attention to gifted pop performer, composer and lyricist
With compelling commercials currently airing on ABC-TV to promote its upcoming documentary mini-series, "Hopkins", the buzz is growing around the critically acclaimed singer-songwriter, Elza, whose twelve original songs-written, composed and performed by Elza-will be featured in this high profile network mini-series. Elza's song "Everything to Me" is featured on the commercials as well.
"Hopkins" is a six-part documentary miniseries revolving around the lives of men and women who work at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. The series premieres Thursday, June 26 at 10 p.m. EDT (9 p.m. CDT) and will continue to run for five subsequent Thursdays.
Twelve of Elza's songs from her albums "Elza" "Wide Open" and "Gettin' Free" are featured on the mini-series. Elza's soulful, acoustic guitar-centric songs form a down-to-earth, compassionate musical tapestry that complements the daily struggles and heroic efforts of the doctors highlighted on "Hopkins."
Elza's national breakthrough as a singer-songwriter, after winning major songwriting competitions and touring for several years to hone her skills, emphasizes the fact that, for most artists, TV shows like "American Idol" are only one of many ways TV can jumpstart a major music career.
This spotlight on Elza's singing and songwriting boosts her status as a uniquely gifted talent. During the past several years, her reputation as both a songwriter and performer has been growing within pop music circles. She is a two time recipient of the ASCAP Plus Awards, 1st place winner of the 2005 International Broadjam Songwriting Contest, and finalist in both the John Lennon Songwriting Contest and the Billboard World Song Contest. Elza's music is also not new to television: she has been featured on numerous network series including the WB Smallville, ABC and NBC.
The producers of ABC's Hopkins recently announced that they will air a seventh episode of the popular documentary miniseries, which had originally been scheduled for only six episodes. That means we get one more night of real-life drama accompanied by music from talented solo artist Elza. 
