Fresh on the scene Bianca Monica is a 21 year-old singer from New Jersey. Her music career began at 14 when she fronted an alternative rock band. They quickly gained recognition sharing the stage with The Voice’s Juliet Simms and playing venues throughout the tristate area. She co-wrote and released a Self-Titled EP which she had the opportunity of performing on Little Steven VanZandt’s Fuzztopia Show. Bianca has sung the National Anthem for the Mets four times, at both Shea and Citi Field. This past year she has been hard at work on her upcoming sophomore EP, as well as rehearsing with her band in Brooklyn. Her single “Lost” which was produced by Tommy Eichmann will be released November 5th.
Contact: biancamonicamusic@gmail.com

Step Rockets, a Kings favorite, who we profiled several times just released the video for the track Kisser. The Step Rockets hail from Minneapolis and capture a unique vibe combing the elements of new wave and reggae.
Contact: management@steprockets.com

Greta Svabo Bech who we featured before just released a new video for the track “Broken Bones“. The voice of Greta Svabo Bech captivated the Dance world when she worked with Deadmau5 on their Grammy Nominated “Raise Your Weapon”, and more recently with Bloody Beetroots on “Chronicles of a Fallen Love” (October 2012).
Contact: contact@gretasvabobech.com

When we featured 17 year old country singer Kaylee Rutland her video Into The Circle had 200,000 YouTube views. Now it’s well over million. Kaylee is featured in this month’s StarCentral Magazine for being voted the YouTube Artist of the month by fans. Kaylee is returning to the American Airlines Center in Dallas to headline the Party on the Plaza Pregame Entertainment for the NHL Dallas Stars on December 29th. ReverbNation feature coming soon.
Contact: renee.rawlings@ivieinc.com

YouTube, the second largest search engine will soon introduce a paid subscription music service.

Subscriptions are said to be about $10 a month and will give users access to YouTube’s catalog of music videos without interruptions from advertising. The service will also let you temporarily store videos on smartphones and tablets to watch offline.

Music labels and publishers would earn higher royalties under the subscription plan. Music companies would also be able to tame somewhat the chaos of content on YouTube by organizing music in full albums and playlists. Music companies would also be able to tame somewhat the chaos of content on YouTube by organizing music in full albums and playlists.

Finding music on YouTube is simple enough already, I’m not sure adding a price tag will move browsers into buyers simply by removing 10 second ads.