Key Track: Tonight’s The Night
This Canadian pop rock act has worked with top songwriters and producers including Brian Howes (Daughtry) and Dean Dichoso (Fefe Dobson). Eleven Past One who is continuing to build a buzz even attracted Gene Simmons of Kiss who spent a weekend with him talking business. This band is fairly young and fresh to the scene, songs like Tonight’s The Night and Wake Up could put them in the spotlight. You may love Eleven Past One, If your a fan of Gavin Degraw and The Fray
Contact: elevenpastone@hotmail.com
If you live in America you probably never heard of Australian artist Gotye. His single “Somebody That I Used to Know”, which was released July 6th debuted at #27 on the Australia Top 50 Singles Chart. Could this Belgian-Australian multi-instrumental musician and singer-songwriter be the next Peter Gabriel? Who knows, but he is off to a great start.
Kings of A&R recent artist picks:
Kings of A&R Top 8 emerging artist list
1. Ryan McAllister – Bell Tower
2. Glamour Of the Kill – Feeling Alive
3. Those Mockingbirds – Coast to Coast
4. Roman Holiday – The Long Way Home
5. Nicole Ferris – Just Don’t Matter
6. This Old Ghost – This lifeboat is for Gold, Not People
7. Danielle Barbe – Wango Tango
8. Mickey Shiloh – Pass Out
Recent Interviews:
Martin F. Frascogna Interview: Spotify, copyright infringement, & the battle over artist song rights
Diane Warren Interview: I have not yet written my greatest song
Key Track: Sailing
Alternative rock act Windsor Drive just finished showcasing at the Mercury Lounge in NYC. They’ve posted new songs and just recorded a fantastic cover of Christopher Cross’ Sailing.
Contact: manbir.sodhia@gmail.com
Although producer Rick Rubin adds Adele to his production list, the story still runs deeper.
“She rejected the original version of the album, which was solely produced by Rick Rubin, and proceeded to recut the bulk of the songs with other producers, including the Paul Epworth-helmed “Rolling in the Deep,” while co-writer Dan Wilson produced second single “Someone Like You.” Adele’s overruling of Rubin, who was not only a renowned producer but also Columbia’s Co-Chairman, turned out to be as brilliant as it was ballsy, further substantiating the foresight of label chief Steve Barnett in signing her, while deepening the perception that Rubin was a bust at Columbia.” (Hits Daily Double)
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