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Pop essentials and a little bit more

Pop Singer ‘Adam Fuller’ Releases Brand New Single ‘Ready To Win’

December 18, 2016

In 2010 Seattle Washington pop artist Adam Fuller moved to Nashville, and for many years contributed to the vibrant songwriting scene in that city. Now Adam is ‘Ready To Win’ with his brand new single, which also features Fervent Dreams and is produced by OTUS.ALI.

‘Too Far To Let Go’ – RK Jackson Featuring Brandon Michael

December 11, 2016

Brandon Michael, from Boston, joined forces with producer RK Jackson and songwriter Jimmie Alston to create his debut album, ‘Timeless’. The new single from the 23 year old’s album, ‘Too Far To Let Go’, comes with an action-packed video showing just how far Brandon is willing to go to save everything that is dear to him.

Dos Floris Releases Video For New Single, ‘Water’

December 11, 2016

Dos Floris, real name Florence Donovan, relocated to Italy from the UK, and decided to try her luck at being a solo artist, after bouncing between genres, formations, and bands. Her album, ‘The Widowed Earth’ has spawned the beautiful ‘Water’, a gorgeous convergence of the human spirit and nature.

Alternative Rock Duo ‘LuminAnt’ Announce Release of Debut Album ‘Renaissance’

December 10, 2016

Lucy Barka and Ant Horsman initially formed as a temporary duo back in 2015 for a charity gig, and decided to form a duo when their performance was well-received. LuminAnt was formed, and now the pair have released their eleven track album, ‘Renaissance’.

Calum Lintott Is Our Pin-Up With Debut EP And Single

December 9, 2016

Southampton singer songwriter Calum Lintott has just released his debut single, ‘Pin Up’, which is taken from his EP, ‘The Way It Is’. ‘Pin-Up’…

Murry Rhodes Releases Album ‘SILHOUETTES of SONG’ – Just In Time For Christmas

December 8, 2016

Murry Rhodes, from the Northern Territory in Australia, has released his debut album, ‘Silhouettes Of Song’. The album, available both online as well as physical CD copies, from December 16, is 16 self-recorded tracks, stripped to just Murry and his piano.