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Kit Walters

Kings favorite Kit Walters has released a new video for his new single No Mercy. KIT recently released a debut 6-song EP, ‘Through The Fire’, and has had the privilege of sharing the stage with artists such as One Republic, Cobra Starship, Flo Rida, Capital Cities, Kat Graham, Bret Michaels and many more. His last single Your Ghost also is a Kings favorite.
Contact: kitwaltersmusic@hotmail.com

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Lee la Loa

Buzz Track: Million Thoughts

We have become an instant fan of Lee la Loa after hearing Million Thoughts. This indie act is rooted in Poland and they are inspired by the works of Radiohead, Bjork, Massive Attack, Sufjan Stevens, Portishead, Rykarda Parasol and many others. Their songs such as Million Thoughts, Waiting For The Storm, and Little Love Story will certainly find their way on heartbreaking TV moments. The band has a string of upcoming shows.
Contact: leelaloa@gmail.com

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Howard

Buzz Track: Falling

Brooklyn-based trio Howard have been building non-stop momentum with the latest release of their debut LP, Religion. NPR’s “All Songs Considered” just featured single “Falling” comparing Howard to Radiohead and praising the band’s unique approach to home made recording. Simultaneously, the lead single “Money Can’t Buy” went over the one million play mark earlier today on Spotify.
Contact: michael@ei-pr.com

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bailey coats

Buzz Track: American Girl

Bailey Coats is a singer-songwriter from Alabama. She is new to the scene but has a mature sound. She cites Michael Buble, Lana Del Rey, Ingrid Michaelson, and Amy Winehouse as influences but has forged a sound of her own. She is currently supporting her new EP by performing local and regional shows. Her strong stage presence along with her charming vocal makes her an artist to watch in 2015.
Contact: c.bailey.coats@gmail.com

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Lucette

Buzz Track: Bobby Reid

Indie folk songstress Lucette will capture your heart with her gentle voice, both beautiful and haunting. Releasing her debut album, Black Is the Color, just over four months ago, the collection was produced and recorded by the acclaimed Dave Cobb (Sturgill Simpson, Jason Isbell) and is quickly approaching one million total plays on Spotify. In March 2015, Lucette will make her South by Southwest debut in Austin, TX with an official showcase and multiple appearances lined up. She will continue to tour throughout the States and Canada. 2014 saw Lucette taking to the road with Joe Ely, as well as Mason Jennings, Nikki Lane, David Ramirez and Jim Lauderdale. She ended the year as direct support on Sturgill Simpson’s nearly sold-out fall tour. Full of emotion, her performances take audiences back to the days when artists such as Neil Young, Emmylou Harris, and Loretta Lynn dominated the airwaves.
Contact: rachel@bigpicturemediaonline.com

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