Khalilah Rose eyes Law and Order
Khalilah Rose
Entertainment, Music
BY SIMONE MORGAN Observer staff reporter morgans@jamaicaobserver.com  
April 16, 2013

Khalilah Rose eyes Law and Order

Roots singer Khalilah Rose got a career boost recently when her song Your Eyes was picked up for the longrunning television series, Law And Order.

According to a release from producers of the NBC drama, the song will air in a July episode.

Law And Order has been a popular watch in the United States since it debuted in September 1990.

The Portland-born Rose is preparing for her Zion’s Lullaby Tour which is scheduled to start May 12 in The Bronx, New York with British singer Bitty Mclean.

This will be followed by dates in Florida in June with Dezaire and Sister Carol.

In July, Khalilah Rose is scheduled to perform in Guyana alongside Professor Nuts,General Trees and Admiral Tibet.

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