Sarantos Speaks Out For LGBTQIA Rights with "Love Always Win"

LOVE ALWAYS WINS

Sarantos in Chicago

A file was delivered into our inbox yesterday that contained "Love Always Wins."  The song is due to be released this month, in time for Valentine's Day.  Music Journalists often get pre-release copies so they can review and be quoted for the actual release.  With that being said, we would like to say this clearly and distinctly about "LOVE ALWAYS WINS."  ​

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Love Always Wins is the perfect song that describes the power of love across the universal rainbow and a perfect musical release at Valentines Day.  

Love Always Win will be available across all social media platforms soon

his is what Sarantos says about writing "Love Always Wins."
"I thought about what I'd say or how I'd feel if my best friend or kid opened up to me and revealed that they were gay. I realized nothing would change...no matter what, no matter who, love always wins” 

He went on to say this: 
"The definition of LGBTQIA is lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning (one's sexual or gender identity), intersex, and a-sexual a- romantic a-gender. But the bottom line is, we are all human. We all bleed the same blood. We are all equal. It's sad that some in the world still carry hate in their hearts. It's sad the things some people have to go through to be treated equally. It's not fair. Some of us never know what it feels like to be looked at that way. Some of us are privileged, yet think that our lives are so difficult."
He continues:
"For this song, I thought about what I'd say or how I'd feel if my best friend or kid opened up to me and revealed that they were gay. I realized nothing would change. I wouldn't love them any less. I wouldn't want to hang out with them any less. They would still be my best friend or my kid. And I would still be me. I think I get this from my dad. He always preached growing up that we were all human and we all deserved love and respect. Sometimes I don't understand the world. Why wouldn't everyone agree? It breaks my heart that people can feel differently about such an important issue." 

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