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To Be One is an new boy band on the pop landscape. The group’s teenage members, which consist of Madison, Mikey and Jason, first showed their talents as part of the youngest dance crew ever to appear on the MTV series “America’s Best Dance Crew” — parlaying their natural musicality and dance ability, finishing second place on Season 6.

Now the New Jersey-born and bred members of To Be One are making good on the promise they’ve shown thus far by singing, dancing, and becoming full-fledged artists. The group is currently managed by Troy Carter (CEO of Atom Factory) and MTV host/TV personality Layla Kayleigh, and are signed to Carter’s label, Atom Factory Music. Check out their latest video for the song Please Don’t Go Girl.

The band has already made a splash on social media, with over 348,000+ Twitter followers, 208,000+ Instagram followers, and 41,000+ on Vine. In addition to the release of their new single “Please Don’t Go Girl,” and their west coast tour the group is also currently in the recording studio working on their debut album, slated to be released summer 2014.
Contact: info@persona-pr.com

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Katie Marshall

Buzz Track: Dark Waltz

UK based 13 year old Classical Soprano Katie Marshall is catching the attention of both her peers and executives within the music industry.
She was a finalist in ‘The Next Brit Thing‘ and the youngest singer to ever be awarded the prestigious “Sheila Armstrong” award for excellence. The track “Dark Waltz” was written by Matteo Saggese (Katherine Jenkins / Il Divo) and produced by Matteo Saggese and Chris Porter (Alfie Boe / Elaine Paige). Check out the recording of the song here.
Contact: simon@bandhmanagement.demon.co.uk

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Mikey Wax

Kings favorite Mikey Wax has signed a worldwide record deal with Universal subsidiary label Toucan Cove. His last single “Counting On You” debuted on the TOP 40 HOT AC mediabase chart, and was featured as the weekly elimination song on So You Think YOu Can Dance. Additionally his song “In Case I Go Again” was featured on the NBC Summer Olympics, and on ABC Family’s Pretty Little Liars. Mikey is working on his new album that they plan to release this summer.
Contact: jonathan@4x4artistmanagement.com

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Carbon Tigers

Buzz Track: The Wars At Home

Carbon Tigers, is a four piece pop/rock band from Chicago, IL that has gained the attention of NYLON Magazine, Guitar World, Last.FM, AbsolutePunk, BrooklynVegan, and more. The band will perform upcoming festivals in Illinois, Wisconsin, Texas, and Ohio, as well as SXSW. The band has opened for Cold War Kids and Gold Motel and are currently working on a new EP. Upcoming SXSW dates can be viewed here.
Contact: rachel@bigpicturemediaonline.com

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A 7-year-old girl managed to absolutely wow the judges of “Norway’s Got Talent” during a recent audition where she sang Billy Holiday’s “Gloomy Sunday.” “It was completely fantastic,” one judge said of Angelina Jordan’s performance, according to YouTube’s English subtitles.

“You sing fantastic and I got goosebumps from the very beginning,” echoed another.

In an interview with a Norwegian outlet, Jordan said she has been taken vocal lessons for four years and explained how she chose the song.

“The reason I chose this song is totally random,” she said, according to a Google Translation of an interview she did with TV2. “I love jazz, but ‘Gloomy Sunday’ was accidental.”

“Every time I sang it, I felt something special about it,” she added, “It’s hard to explain.”

Individuals who have seen her performance on YouTube also appear to think there is something special about the way the 7-year-old girl sings the song. “Magic,” commented one individual. “Was crying a minute into it,” said another.

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