Queen’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ has become the oldest music video to top 1 billion YouTube views. Queen’s most popular song was never supposed to be released. Their music label at the time thought it was too long and couldn’t make out the song. Queen took it upon themselves to get the song heard.

“We are honoured that ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ has just hit one billion views on YouTube,” says Brian May and Roger Taylor.

The band just released a new remastered version of the original song, which premiered on “Top of the Pops” in England in November 1975.

New York alternative rock 3 piece Council releases the anthemic Born Ready. Think Imagine Dragons. The previous release “Rust to Gold” clocked over 4.1 million Spotify streams and 2 million+ on Apple Music.
Promo: The band will perform a pop up busking tour sponsored by BOSE throughout NYC subways and parks.
Placements: featured in the 2018 Winter Olympics, 2018 FIFA Mens World Cup, American Idol, World Of Dance, So You Think You Can Dance.

Bosten based CHYLD releases a new single Can We? via Tommy Boy Records. He has shared the stage with artists like Stelouse, Monster Rally, Grayson Chance and has upcoming dates with Party Nails & Prxzm . His track Cold Night has 100k Spotify Streams. He also plans to roll out a string of singles to release through the end of 2019. Give it a listen.

Look out for London based electronic artist Alexina and her new release Cool Together. Her name is derived from the Scots warrior derivative of the name Alexandra. The latest track comes off her upcoming debut EP. As an up & comer, she spends most days in the studio – be it writing or working on production.
Playlists: Added to Spotify’s New Music Friday UK.
Press: Clash, The Line Of Best Fit, V Mag

Ministry of Mars releases ‘Day ‘N’ Night‘ (feat. Jad Lagoon). The synth pop brother duo formed at the end of 2018 and have had a pretty good run for being together for such a short period time. Their singles releases have clocked over 80,000 streams. The latest track pulls influences from LANY and Charlie Puth to the 1975 and Loyle Corner.
Press: Happy Mag, Yack!
Radio: BBC Radio, Uckfield FM, Indie Star Radio