RAINBOW OF MUSIC by Quite Great Communications (PR & Marketing Agency Since 1996)
I.AM.TRU.STARR always tries to keep his music relevant and meaningful, just like he has done with his latest album ‘Viva’. A tribute to the Black Lives Matter, ‘Viva’ showcases a movement that has been grabbing everyone’s attention with its consistent coverage throughout the last few months particulary. Writing music that really expresses his most honest […]
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Aussie band Malcura refuse to confine their selves to a singular genre in their sequel album ‘Malcura II’. Being released November 27th, the Melbourne-based ‘Heavy Flamenco’ band has been testing musical boundaries in this gripping journey. After the release of their debut self-titled album in 2016, Malcura caught the attention of many across the globe, […]
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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 Odillia’s chart-topping debut hit ‘End of the World’ (ft. Lil’ Keed) earlier this year, she’s back with another iconic collaboration – this time with the D-O-double-G, Snoop Dogg! Born in the Netherlands, Odillia left home at 16 to follow her dreams of becoming a pop sensation. After finding success through the BBC talent show […]
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Michael Jones displays a poetic talent for song writing in his latest release ‘Melts Away’. As a published poet, Jones’ song writing has won over both critics and fans, with awards for his previous works ‘We Are Soldiers’ (Top 10 Song of the Year, Songwriter University) and ‘What Is This Life For?’ (Song of the […]
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London-based hip-hop artist Claudio Elliston (known under the pseudonym Cloudy Clouds) has recently released his fourteen-track debut album ‘Imprisoned In A Daydream’. The fresh hip-hop tracks follow heavy doses of self-deprecating humour, serious themes of social commentary, romance, pipe-dreams and night life in an entertaining mix of humour and music. Believe it or not, the […]
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Directed by Adam Egypt Mortimer (Archenemy, Some Kind Of Hate), the new psychological thriller ‘Daniel Isn’t Real’ sees Luke (Miles Robbins) resurrect his imaginary childhood friend Daniel (Patrick Schwarzenegger) in an attempt to cope with the reality of a violent family trauma. Now a college freshman, Daniel isn’t the innocent and friendly face Luke remembers… […]
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After an impressive forty years in the industry, funk and soul legends Crack Of Dawn join forces with fellow soul queen Melba Moore in their most recent release. ‘Tiempo’ (translating to ‘Time’ in Spanish), is their latest funk-fuelled endeavour into the spotlight, igniting the excitement of funk and soul once more. Making history in the […]
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In a world overrun with adversity, Jon Scott has been inspired to ignite change and challenge backwards ideologies in his new EP ‘Freedom – A New Jerusalem’. Despite running his own law firm, Scott has been able to balance his day job with his musical career in order to release his EP, which capture the […]
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After a busy few years of moving from career to career, Glasgow-based singer/songwriter Michael Cooke claims that he’s found his true calling in music. Originally dreaming of becoming an Olympic athlete, Cooke’s hopes were unfortunately shattered after an injury left him unable to fulfil his dream. Instead of letting the regrettable situation beat him down, […]
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