RAINBOW OF MUSIC by Quite Great Communications (PR & Marketing Agency Since 1996)
MeMe Detroit prove their place in the world of Rock and Roll with the statement of a single that is ‘Mean Rock n Roller’ – an anthem for those that refuse to conform under societal pressure. With grungey guitars and riot-starting lyrics, it’s an encouraging tune full of power and passion. Pushing genre boundaries, the […]
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After already catching the attention of NME, Brisbane-based outfit, The Bonnie Doons are set to release their highly anticipated EP ‘The Betweeners’ on November 20th. Building up quite the following in their local scene, they’re now prepared to spread their gripping sound to the rest of the world with their daring combinations of styles and […]
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After being made redundant last year from his job as a director for a company manufacturing heart valves, Richard Stevens (Dad) spent the following months painstakingly applying for jobs and getting rejected. Richard became more and more concerned as even scrimping and saving wouldn’t make his redundancy money last forever… At the beginning of lockdown, […]
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After a thirty-year hiatus from the music industry, Killing Kenny (Ken Sunter) has finally returned to the studio with a long running commitment he needed to make good – releasing the music he has carried with him throughout the past three decades. In the early years of his career, Sunter joined numerous bands between the […]
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New York-based R&B artist Jovian uses his latest single ‘Better’ to encourage others to experience tasting and seeing sounds. Jovian lives with synesthesia, a condition that blends the senses and allows those who have it to taste, feel, smell and see sounds. Jovian treats his music as a canvas, with his compositions inducing a world […]
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When we listen to a song, we don’t always take any notice of its time signature. Perhaps it’s only when a song doesn’t follow the popular 4/4 or waltzing 3/4 time signatures that we notice a difference. Some artists have decided not to follow the crowd when it comes to how many beats they put […]
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Last year we saw Chilean singer, songwriter and chess activist Juga combine the worlds of chess, cinema and music with her release of single Isolated Pawn. With her unique style, Juga compelled us with her combination of smooth orchestration, theatrical James Bond-esque sound and spine-chilling vocals that can best be compared to Kate Bush and Edith Piaf. In her […]
Continue ReadingTaking all musical angles possible to create a fusion based album unlike no other, Satellite Ravens forefront leader ‘Carson Rohde’, has made darn sure he has the funkiest and tastiest bass lines around. Taking Funk and mixing it up in a rock-pop-jazz medley is probably no small feat for Carson, however, to the average music […]
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Continue ReadingElectronic rock group Everything Under (EU) aim to make the electronic rock genre more accessible for all with their latest single ‘Happy Matters’ taken from their upcoming album ‘Where Have the Kids Gone at Night’. EU expose the truth of reality through the medium of music, presented through poetic lyrics and charming moods of melody. […]
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