RAINBOW OF MUSIC by Quite Great Communications (PR & Marketing Agency Since 1996)
Through metaphorical lyrics, Juga has managed to capture her love for chess in her musical performances. She’s been composing and recording numerous chess-themed songs since 2017, accompanied by a number of expressive videos. A well-known name in the world of chess, Juga has been invited to perform at multiple championships across the globe, including Batumi […]
Continue ReadingI.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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Composed by John Young, the story of how ‘Killing Time’ came to light is certainly unique. Stuck on a delayed, long-haul flight from Australia to London, Young explains that the opening line from the song “I was never the girl for you” was stuck in his head for the duration of his journey. By 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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I am Tru Starr is an artist who speaks from experience, creating tracks full of emotion and feeling, with his newest single Something’s Gotta Change being no exception. Having spent 5 years in federal prison, I Am Tru Starr sees the tack as a way of paying back his debt to society. The single combines […]
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So, here we are. The last Muso Mondays post of this series, and it’s been a blast. From weird key signatures to songs that use the same chords, and the most iconic key changes of the 80s, we hope you’ve enjoyed it and learned a thing or two along the way. This last post is […]
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Latvian-born singer-songwriter and producer Waterflower has recently brought the bizarre world of Avant Garde to light in the UK. Influenced by the likes of FKA Twigs, Brian Eno and Bjork, Waterflower’s contemporary style makes its presence fiercely known. Waterflower’s unique approach doesn’t come from sitting down with a guitar and writing a chord pattern. Instead, […]
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Texas-based artist, Nonviolenze, is breaking convention with his ultra-creative forthcoming album Ghosts of War (released 16th October). Combining music, poetry and art, he will soon be releasing the lead track which shares the name of the album and looks to question how scriptures of all faiths often lead to division, hate and war (released 18th September). Nonviolenze’s […]
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