Wednesday, October 21, 2015
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Eileen Carey
MUSIC AWARDS, CONCERTS, AND A “PARTY AT THE BEACH”
Female Artist of the Year nominee Eileen Carey’s career continues to rise, as she plans performances at a benefits concert in L.A. and several County Fairs.
Female Artist of the Year nominee Eileen Carey’s career continues to rise, as she plans performances at a benefits concert in L.A. and several County Fairs.
(LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.) JUNE 25th, 2015 – After her recent CMA Fest appearances at Nashville’s Tootsies and Rippy’s,
you wouldn’t think rising country-pop star Eileen Carey would have time to “Party at the Beach.” Then you realize that’s the title of her new upcoming single.
you wouldn’t think rising country-pop star Eileen Carey would have time to “Party at the Beach.” Then you realize that’s the title of her new upcoming single.
"Party at the Beach" is the follow-up to the current Top Ten charting tune, “Sweet Love.” In just the last six months, Carey has won multiple major music awards, wowed the critics, and was nominated as Female Country Artist of the Year by New Music Weekly.
“Sweet Love,” has recently entered the Top 10 on the New Music Weekly Country Charts.RoughStock.com’s Weekly New Release Reportsaid of the single, “It could very well be her best single released to date. The production is tight, and the lyrics, (written by Eileen Carey with Kathryn Grimm,) are sweet.”
Earlier this year, Carey’s “Bottle Your Crazy Up” went nationally to number one where it competed with major-label country performers. All three songs are off of her latest album, Let it Go, which is her most successful album to date. Eileen also won The Academia Music Awards Best Country/Rock Song of the Year for “Bottle Your Crazy Up.” Akadamia.com called Carey’s composition and performance, “A clever country jam … dulcet vocals to superb instrumentation, illustrating one of the most stringent performance standards we've encountered.”
There are numerous chances to see Eileen perform live this summer. The shows scheduled include a July 25th benefits concert at L.A.’s legendary The Autry, hosted by Morgan Fairchild. The event is calledWhiskers in the Moonlight, a charity concert to support FixNation, a local and highly-regarded non-profit. Their mission is to reduce the cat population through spay/neuter and Trap-Neuter-Return. “This event is very dear to my heart as my husband, and I have been involved in animal welfare for years,” explains Carey. Eileen will be joined onstage with Carl Verheyan and the Podunk Poets.
Eileen has upcoming performances also slated for The San Diego County Fair on July 1st, as well as the Orange County Fair on August 9th. Carey’s inimitable blend of California country is an exceptionally fun and family-friendly experience. So as Eileen would say, just “Let it Go” and “Bottle Your Crazy Up” – there’s a “Party at the Beach” and everyone’s invited.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Joey Alkes
RolleyCstr Music
Tel: (626) 296.0342
Mobile: (626) 372.9599
joeyalkes@yahoo.com
Joey Alkes
RolleyCstr Music
Tel: (626) 296.0342
Mobile: (626) 372.9599
joeyalkes@yahoo.com
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Maggie Szabo
Szabo’s Latest Single Creates a Storm Surge
(LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.) February 1st, 2015 – It seems to be the in-thing lately for forecasters to name powerful storms, so perhaps “Maggie” should be the next name on their list? Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Maggie Szabo’s
latest single, “Tidal Waves and Hurricanes” is a potent song, infused with high-energy pop and soul. With critics such as Ryan Seacrest all abuzz, “Tidal Waves and Hurricanes” has created a virtual storm surge online. As Szabo’s track hits the airwaves, she is proving to be a musical force with which to reckon.
A soulful Canadian singer who’s won over audiences worldwide, with 13 million views on YouTube, Maggie Szabo comes from small town Ontario and is now an accomplished singer/performer living and working in Los Angeles.
With Ryan Seacrest abuzz, Maggie Szabo’s latest release, “Tidal Waves and Hurricanes,” proves she’s becoming a musical force to be reckoned with.
(LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.) February 1st, 2015 – It seems to be the in-thing lately for forecasters to name powerful storms, so perhaps “Maggie” should be the next name on their list? Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Maggie Szabo’s
latest single, “Tidal Waves and Hurricanes” is a potent song, infused with high-energy pop and soul. With critics such as Ryan Seacrest all abuzz, “Tidal Waves and Hurricanes” has created a virtual storm surge online. As Szabo’s track hits the airwaves, she is proving to be a musical force with which to reckon.
For Szabo, the empowering anthem, “Tidal Waves and Hurricanes” was inspired by the move from her rural Ontario, Canada hometown to Los Angeles. She elaborates, “When I came here, it was scary. I knew I just had to push through and be resilient.” After meeting fellow Canadian artist Andrew Allen in L.A., the pair instantly hit it off as cowriters and penned the track.
Combined with her strong, sultry vocals, “Tidal Waves and Hurricanes” is an explosion of hook-laden and soulful pop, all tightly wrapped in an uplifting message. As a Nashville-trained songwriter, Maggie’s focus is always on the storyline and lyrics. “I place emphasis on emotive stories, and my songs have elements of my personal life experiences,” offers Szabo. Labeled the “soulful songstress,” Maggie’s knack of utilizing real, organic instrumentation is readily apparent within the composition.
The official music video for “Tidal Waves and Hurricanes” was premiered by Ryan Seacrest and created a pre-release buzz among her fans. Combined with Szabo’s other online videos, she has already accumulated over 13 million views on YouTube and Vevo. Szabo is now making the move from an emerging “online wonder” to a real-world musical mover and shaker. Maggie, a Dundas, Ontario native, was proud to win “Best Pop” at the Toronto Independent Music Awards in 2014. Currently, she is planning an upcoming tour, and performing at renowned L.A.’s venues, including The Viper Room, House of Blues, and Hotel Café.
Produced by the rising L.A.-based producer Jon Callender, “Tidal Waves and Hurricanes” plays as an almost autobiographical montage of the musical quest Szabo has been on since the age of three. She has all the elements of “The Perfect Storm,” and on the path to becoming a superstar. So, if you hear of hurricanes and tidal waves in California, don’t panic – it’s probably Maggie Szabo’s latest single – making waves on the radio.
Maggie Szabo’s | Artist Bio
A soulful Canadian singer who’s won over audiences worldwide, with 13 million views on YouTube, Maggie Szabo comes from small town Ontario and is now an accomplished singer/performer living and working in Los Angeles.
Maggie honed her craft at a young age in her hometown of Dundas. Following her high school graduation, she moved to Nashville to continue the quest to improve her writing and performing. Her original sound, infused with soulful pop melodies, secured Maggie a record deal with Linus Entertainment in Ontario. Her debut pop album Now Hear Me Out was released in November, 2012. All songs were co-written by Maggie, with production by Justin Gray (Joss Stone), Gavin Bradley (Nelly Furtado) and Tanya Leah.
The single "Lovesick" was released to heavy rotation on Canadian airwaves, and Maggie was named Bell Media’s Emerging Artist—personally chosen by famed blogger Perez Hilton as his “Can YOU Sing?” contest winner. He hailed Maggie as a superstar on the rise.
Since living in Los Angeles, Maggie has performed to sold-out shows at the infamous Viper Room, House of Blues, and famed venue The Hotel Café. She also wrote and recorded her song "Tidal Waves and Hurricanes." The music video premiered exclusively by Ryan Seacrest and has garnered great reviews from media and fans. She’s also won the 2014 Toronto Independent Music Award in the category for Best Pop.
With a quickly growing fan-base and a social media following that tops some of the nation’s most established pop artists, Maggie has effectively used the internet to showcase and market her songs to the world and her dedicated fans. She’s now gearing up for the next exciting chapter in her musical journey— an album of new songs and a tour to follow.
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Madonna wants more older artists on the radio
Madonna wants more older artists on the radio
Posted on March 13, 2015 |
Singer Madonna attends The 57th Annual GRAMMY Awards at the Staples Center on February 8, 2015 in Los Angeles, California. (Jason Merritt/Getty)
Madonna has urged radio station bosses around the world to include more older artists on their playlists after reports suggested the pop superstar’s music was ditched from a U.K. network because of her age.
The singer’s latest songs were rumored to have been shunned by leading U.K. station BBC Radio 1, which is aimed at listeners aged between 15 and 29, but bosses at the corporation later spoke out to insist Madonna had not been banned because of her advancing years.
However, the “Holiday” hitmaker, 56, is adamant her age is a factor when radio station executives are deciding which records to play, and she is urging them to re-evaluate their playlist policies in the aftermath of the Radio 1 furore.
She tells Britain’s The Sun newspaper, “When I heard (the Radio 1 rumor), I was shocked. I was like, ‘Wait a second. Shouldn’t it be to do with whether you wrote a good, catchy pop song?’ I thought it was so discriminatory and unfair. We’ve made so many advances in other areas — civil rights, gay rights — but ageism is still an area that’s taboo and not talked about and not dealt with… (After the Radio 1 rumour) my manager said to me, ‘If you’re not in your 20s, it’s hard. You might get your record played in your 30s. There’s a handful of people who do – Pharrell (Williams) got lucky. But it you are in your fifties, forget it. I’m so stupid. I didn’t know it was anything to do with my age. I just do my work.”
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