2ND ANNUAL WORLDWIDE RADIO SUMMIT IN HOLLYWOOD
The 2nd annual Worldwide Radio Summit, which will take place April 27–28, 2012 at the W Hotel in Hollywood, is garnering some early key support and participation from the radio industry from around the globe. The Worldwide Radio Summit, from organizers A&R Worldwide and AllAccess.com, will lead up to the highly respected global music, media and technology conference MUSEXPO, which celebrates its eighth year, and will take place the day after the radio event and will also be hosted at the W Hotel (from April 29 – May 2, 2012). Radio is still the world’s number one avenue to reach the biggest audience on the planet, break acts and communicate “all things sound” related, as well as, generating significant amounts of revenue for artists, labels and publishers.
The Worldwide Radio Summit will highlight some of the most important issues impacting radio today, as well as focus on the future of this crucial broadcast medium. Among the topics being addressed are new ways to reach consumers, radio’s influence across multiple platforms, new business models, new technology, streaming advances, radio device development and creative programming. Speaking on these issues will be true radio power players and some of the world’s most innovative and influential programmers, DJs and technology experts; dozens of them are already confirmed including Jan Jeffries – Cumulus Sr. VP Programming, Joe Kennedy – Pandora President & CEO, Michael Martin – CBS San Francisco VP Programming, Brian Lakamp – Clear Channel Digital President (iHeart Radio), David Corey – Bell Media VP Programming, Perez Hilton – Perezhilton.com, Arjan Timmermans – ArjanWrites.com Music Blogger, Host Bubba The Love Sponge, Richard Palmese – Azoff Management, Jimmy Steal – VP of Programming, Emmis & Program Director, Power 106 Los Angeles, Lisa Worden – Music Director, KROQ Los Angele, Rich Meyer – Intel President Airplay, Greg Strasell – CBS SVP VP Programming, Andrew Jeffries – Clear Channel Los Angeles Operations Manager, Elvis Duran – Host of the Elvis Duran and the Morning show, Orlando – VP/Mornings WLLD Tampa, JoJo Wright – KIIS Los Angles, Daniel Glass – President Glassnote Entertainment and others.
Some of those coming from overseas are George Ergatoudis – Head of Music Policy BBC Radio 1 (UK), Rob Graham – Media Consultant (Vietnam/Hong Kong), Andrew Philips – Program Director ABC Radio Darwin (Australia), Ralph Simon – CEO The Mobilium International Advisory Group & Chairman Emeritus & Founder of the Mobil Ent't Forum of Americas (UK), Markus Kuehn – Program Director Flux FM (Germany), Yirong Dai – Deputy Channel Director/Executive Program Director Hit FM (Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou), Clayton Firrs – Development Manager MBC Group (Dubai) and many others.
Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with these speakers and their peers, as well as be exposed to new content (including the showcasing of emerging global talent and the “next top radio hit’) during evening new music showcases. In addition, the Worldwide Radio Summit will recognize key innovators and influencers in radio who are helping to build a stronger radio environment via the Worldwide Radio Awards luncheon to be held at the event.
As radio evolves from terrestrial to online, satellite, digital and mobile, the Worldwide Radio Summit will offer the insight that will keep attendees on the pulse of the future of this essential broadcast medium and provide the chance to interact with those driving the future ideology and content of radio. Some of the forums already scheduled to take place will be embracing radio's future, the future ABC's of generating revenue, blending PPM smarts into outstanding content, increasing your smartphone capabilities much more.
To attend the Worldwide Radio Summit, or to submit for artist showcasing opportunities, log on to www.worldwideradiosummit.com.
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SANDERS NAMED PRESIDENT OF KOBALT MUSIC GROUP
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Richard Sanders
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Willard Ahdritz, Founder and CEO of Kobalt Music Group (Kobalt) has announced the appointment of Richard Sanders as President.
Reporting to Ahdritz, Sanders will be based in Kobalt’s New York offices. As part of the newly created position, Sanders will oversee Kobalt’s global front office operations to include artist relations, business development, synch licensing and creative services across Kobalt’s multiple rights divisions including publishing, artist and label services and neighbouring rights.
Upon making the announcement, Ahdritz said, “As Kobalt enters this new phase of global expansion and rolls out next generation client services for our artists, labels and content owners I am very pleased to welcome Richard, an executive who shares my vision and can work alongside me, providing a recording rights DNA to our proven publishing service model. Richard is a dynamic entrepreneurial leader with vast international experience, relationships and a uniquely successful track record of delivering both operational and creative results as well as managing both creative and executive talent.”
Sanders added, “I’m thrilled to be joining the entire Kobalt team and supporting Willard’s vision for the continued expansion of the company and the development of artist and label services. Throughout my career supporting the needs of the artist has always been my passion and focus, thus I am particularly excited to join Kobalt which continues to set new standards in transparency and carries a solid reputation as a client–friendly company designed to serve that same objective.”
Sanders was previously Sony Music’s Chairman of International & President of Global Marketing where he oversaw the global company’s 43 operating units ex–US and transformed Sony Music’s International operations from one dimensional labels into full service digital media and entertainment service companies. He additionally shepherded Sony Music Live, which produced over 5,000 live events per year. Prior to his tenure at Sony, he held executive positions at RCA Records, Sir Richard Branson’s V2 Records and Arista Records.
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UNIVERSAL PUBLISHING ADDS NEW EVP/GM TO NASHVILLE TEAM
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Kent Earls
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Evan Lamberg, President, Universal Music Publishing Group, North America recently announced the promotion of Kent Earls to Executive Vice President/General Manager, Universal Music Publishing Group, Nashville. Mr. Earls will preside over the company’s country music publishing activities, reporting directly to Mr. Lamberg.
“Kent is one of the very best creative executives in Nashville with an exciting vision to grow and diversify our company’s presence and appeal. His dedication to, and passion for, our songwriters and their songs is second to none. He has earned this great opportunity to lead Universal Music Publishing Nashville into the future and I look forward to working closely with him in the years to come,” said Mr. Lamberg.
“I am eager to lead and grow one of the best songwriting rosters and creative teams in Nashville,” said Mr Earls. “Evan Lamberg’s enthusiasm and commitment to make Universal the most creative and innovative music publishing home is inspiring and motivating. I couldn’t be more enthusiastic about building on the great UMPG Nashville legacy, working tirelessly on behalf of our songwriters, and positioning the company for a robust future.”
A Nashville native with 20 years of music publishing experience, Mr. Earls has been an instrumental part of the careers of numerous hit songwriters and artists including Rivers Rutherford (GRAMMY® nominated and ASCAP Songwriter of the Year); Luke Laird (co–writer of No. 1 singles with Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton, Sara Evans, and Eric Church); Billy Currington (GRAMMY nominated Mercury recording artist); Katrina Elam (co–writer of recent Rascal Flatts hit “Easy”); Andrew Dorff and Phillip White to name a few. Mr. Earls has placed multiple number one singles throughout his career such as the most recent and fastest rising No. 1 outing, "Take a Back Road," for Rodney Atkins and the 2002 ASCAP Song of the Year and 2001 Billboard Most Played Country Song, "Ain't Nothing 'Bout You” by Brooks and Dunn. In his new role, Mr. Earls will oversee one of the hottest rosters in Nashville with a prolific staff of current songwriters.
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IMAGEM SIGNS PARADE OF LIGHTS
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Parade of Lights
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Imagem Music USA has signed a worldwide, multi–year co–publishing agreement with electro–rock band Parade of Lights.
Based in Las Vegas, the band is comprised of core members Ryan Daly, former guitarist and keyboardist of power–pop pioneers Hellogoodbye, and Anthony Improgo, who played drums in the multi–platinum electro–pop group Metro Station. Parade of Lights combines equal parts rock, new wave, and shoe–gaze to create their own unique blend of 80’s–influenced pop. Recent music placements on Keeping up with the Kardashians, Nick & Vanessa's Wedding, MTV’s The Real World, The Jersey Shore and Teen Wolf have gained the band considerable attention from music and TV insiders, not to mention a legitimate core group of dedicated fans. Now firing on all cylinders, Parade of Lights is currently in pre–production for their upcoming release, an EP entitled “Born To Live, Born To Love,” slated for later this year.
Parade of Lights is managed by Seth Keller for SKM Artist Management and Brian Saliba for Bogus Productions, Inc. For more information, visit www.paradeoflightsmusic.com.
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SONY MUSIC UK CEO NICK GATFIELD ADDS TO A&R TEAM AND INKS HOTLY–TIPPED FRENCH ACT MADEON
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Madeon
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Highly respected Sony Music Entertainment UK & Ireland CEO Nick Gatfield has added to his A&R team including the recent addition of former Virgin Records President Shabs Jobanputra. Jobanputra is also the Founder of Relentless Records (Joss Stone, KT Tunstall) and now joins the strong newly revamped A&R team based at the Kensington–based headquarters of Sony Music.
Gatfield has also added long–time friend and A&R associate Steven Melrose to his A&R team. Melrose was the Founder of the independent dance label City of Angels, where he signed Crystal Method and others and was most recently VP A&R for EMI North America.
Gatfield has signed the hotly–tipped French electronic act/DJ/remixer Madeon (featured as an unsigned artist in the A&R Worldwide newsletter early last year) to a global deal with the help of Sony Music Chairman Rob Stringer who is based in New York City. The teen sensation Madeon was the focus of an intense global bidding–war and will release his debut album this summer. Madeon is managed by UK–based manager Marco Ferraro.
Sony Music UK & Ireland is also focusing on the sophomore effort from Manchester, England–based duo Hurts who have sold more than one million albums worldwide of their debut release. In addition, Gatfield tells A&R Worldwide that they are looking forward to new releases from recent signings Swiss Lips, a new summer album from UK DJ and remixer Calvin Harris and numerous other priorities.
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PLAYGROUND MUSIC SCANDINAVIA UNVEILS UNIFORM
Playground Music, the biggest independent music company across Scandinavia, has launched a new electronic dance music label called Uniform Beat. Some of the new acts signed to the label include Smith & Thell, Mayka, Emma Bates, Materikaa and Flip with more signings to be unveiled in the coming weeks.
The world is experiencing a strong wave of Scandinavian dance music right now. From Sweden, artists like Robyn, Agnes and September are climbing the international charts.
Producer/DJ Avicii, who just turned 22, has released several big singles and sold out three consecutive nights at Globen, one of the biggest arenas in Sweden. Swedish House Mafia recently sold–out the legendary Madison Square Garden in less than 40 minutes.
Adrian Lux, Alesso, Icona Pop, Niki & The Dove, Albin Myers, Minilogue, John Dahlbäck, Eric Prydz, Style Of Eye, Rebecca & Fiona, Dada Life , these artists continue to get plenty of social media love and are regulars at scenes well beyond Sweden’s borders.
The new label Uniform Beat is spearheaded by Patrik Larsson who is known for being a hard–working music biz personality, long time A&R and manager. “With his musical depth, deep know–how of the industry and mix of local and international insights, Larsson is the perfect candidate to run the new label,” says Jonas Sjöström, MD of Playground Music Scandinavia.
“Our goal is to connect with new, fresh and up–and–coming as well as established talent,” says Patrik Larsson. “I want to work with Scandinavian creators primarily, but also with talent from other parts of the world. We want to bring in, contract, nurture and develop the best possible writers, artists and producers on a global level. Create successful brands and releases, and work across a broad musical scale and not hesitate to mix genres. We want to get involved with electronica, club, dance, techno, dub step, house, urban and pop,” says Larsson. He adds, “By focusing on the true meaning of artist development and by connecting the right producer with the right top–liner, vocalist, remixers, etc. Uniform Beat will set out to create international success stories.”
Thinking outside of the box, ruthlessly mixing styles and genres, crossing boundaries and being on the cutting edge; this is how the label hopes to shorten the journey from the club charts and blog hype to commercial success. “I want to find true personalities – the pop stars of tomorrow and the ones that stand out or have not yet been noticed,” says Patrik Larsson.
Uniform Beat will primarily focus on digital singles and EPs, packed with lots of alternative versions and remixes. The distribution is worldwide through Playground Music and their partner Kontor New Media.
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BMG CHRYSALIS SIGNS MULTIPLE NEW DEALS
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Rodney Jerkins
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BMG Chrysalis has announced the signing of producer Rodney Jerkins. Jerkins has won multiple Grammy Awards including his first for Destiny Child’s “Say My Name”. He is recognized for his production on Toni Braxton, Lindsay Lohan, Keyshia Cole, Brandy, Michael Jackson, Jennifer Lopez, Aaliyah, Britney Spears, Mary Mary, The Black Eyed Peas, Destiny’s Child, Spice Girls, TLC, Janet Jackson, Danity Kane, Beyoncé, Linda Király, Lady Gaga, Cascada, Tamia, Pussycat Dolls, Whitney Houston, Natasha Bedingfield, Mary J. Blige, Lionel Richie, JYJ, Wonder Girls, Austin Brown, Kanye West, Katy Perry, Utada Hikaru, LMFAO and The Pussycat Dolls.
The publisher has also signed urban, pop and dance producer, Megaman. Based out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Megaman has produced for platinum artists Lil Wayne, Drake and Young Jeezy.
BMG Chrysalis unveiled last week that it has also inked Denver–based duo Gauntlet Hair who have signed via their joint venture with Frenchkiss.
Also, BMG France has announced a sub–publishing deal with GEDEON Programmes. BMG will administer GEDEON’s catalog worldwide and publish it outside of France. GEDEON Programmes is one of the main television production firms in France.
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GLOBAL NEWS UPDATES…
Respected A&R executive Jeff Sosnow who was most recently at Interscope Records and A&R’d All American Rejects, Wolfmother, TV On The Radio and others has joined Warner Bros. Records in Burbank. A&R associate Alex Black who was also at Interscope has joined the Warner Bros. A&R team also. Sosnow will work with Warner Bros. Records Head of A&R Jeff Fenster.
RED Distribution President Bob Morelli has announced a number of promotions at the company. Tony Bruno has been named the new EVP/GM, while Billie Jean Sarullo was promoted to VP of Marketing. Additional advancements at RED include Melinda Caffin being named the VP of Finance & Label Operations and Jamel Stout is now the Director of Finance.
LMFAO who secured their first–ever publishing deal with the help of A&R Worldwide back in 2007 (and first formal worldwide major label offer with then Polydor A&R man Nick Shymansky) played the half–time show with Madonna for this year’s Super Bowl. The uncle and newphew duo of LMFAO also showcased at MUSEXPO back in 2008. A&R Worldwide congratulates LMFAO on their continued success.
Navin Watumull tells A&R Worldwide that after five years he has left Tennman Records – the label owned by music icon and actor Justin Timberlake. Andre Person will continue to work as the label President for Tennman Records. Watumull will continue to handle day–today managerial duties for artist Alissa Griffith and Tennman artist Brenda Radney.
Global Radio’s Xfm has announced the shortlist of artists now in the running for the fifth consecutive Xfm New Music Award – the coveted accolade that celebrates the Best British Debut Album of the Year; as voted for by the public and a respected panel of judges. Xfm can confirm that the 10 albums in the running for the prize are: Beady Eye – Different Gear, Still Speeding; James Blake – James Blake; Chapel Club – Palace; Benjamin Francis Leftwich – Last Smoke Before The Snowstorm; Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds – Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds; Ben Howard – Every Kingdom; Miles Kane – Colour Of The Trap; Ed Sheeran & Scroobius Pip – Distraction Pieces and The Vaccines – What Did You Expect From The Vaccines? The overall winners will be revealed at the awards ceremony at the HMV Ritz in Manchester on Wednesday February 8th. The event, hosted by Xfm DJ John Kennedy, will also include special performances from five hotly–tipped acts for 2012 – All the Young, Dry the River, Spector, Ren Harvieu and Willy Moon.
[PIAS] has announced the signing of two leading independent labels – Digital Soundboy, headed by legendary producer and artist Shy FX, and New York & London–based electronic luminaries Tri Angle Records. The labels have each signed pan–European sales and distribution deals, with a view to expand to fuller label services in the future.
Miller Williams has left Global Publishing in the UK as the company Managing Director. During Williams’ tenure Global Publishing saw successes with Ellie Goulding, The Vaccines and LMFAO (introduced to Global Publishing via A&R Worldwide and Nick Shymanksy) plus a plethora of syncs and co–published songs released by Tinie Tempah, Jessie J, Maverick Sabre and Japanese super duo TVXQ (Avex). 2012 will see new albums from Corinne Bailey Rae, The Vaccines, Ellie Goulding, Herve and Lawson. Williams is currently seeking his next opportunity and brings over 20 years of publishing experience with a strong track record. Williams can be reached at miller.williams22@gmail.com.
South Africa–based independent publishing house Sheer Publishing has announced its expansion into North Africa; it will be launching the first two of a planned roll–out of offices across Africa.The 17–year–old company has helped a network of independent sub–publishers. Achievements include giving South African writers the chance to secure spots in independent films likes of District 9 and Tsotsi. Sheer West Africa, based out of Ghana, is already servicing Nigeria, Togo, Benin and Ghana. Sheer East Africa, based out of Kenya is the second country to gain the benefit of company’s leading intellectual capital. David Alexander, Founder, Sheer Publishing states, “It’s early days and already we’re signing writers from these countries and actively promoting their works for synchronization in foreign films and television shows around the world.Our aim is to do more deals for songwriters in this way where their music talks to a global market, not only their own.”
Adele, one of the biggest selling artists of 2011, has been confirmed to perform at the 54th annual Grammy Awards on February 12th. This will be her first live performance after her vocal surgery last year. Adele has won two Grammy's and is nominated for six this year, including “Album Of The Year,” “Record Of The Year” and “Song Of The Year.” She joins other confirmed performers including Coldplay, Rihanna, Foo Fighters, Bruno Mars, Kelly Clarkson and more.
The U.S. version of X–Factor has made some major cuts; judges Nicole Scherzinger and Paula Abdul, along with host Steve Jones, have all been let go. At this time, LA Reid is believed to stay on the show and no replacements have been named as of yet.
Tanja Crouch, VP, Roy Orbison Enterprises has left the company to pursue other venues. Crouch tells A&R Worldwide that her new position will be working at Paragon Studios and working with music producers and film makers.
Imagem Music USA, home to the Elvis Presley catalogue as well as such talent as Ludacris, Phil Collins, Genesis, Anna Nalick, Steve Robson, Jens Gad, The Temper Trap and more, has signed a worldwide, multi–year co–publishing agreement with songwriter/producer Peter Stengaard. Since moving to Los Angeles from Denmark, Peter Stengaard has been busy producing for artists such as The Pussycat Dolls, JoJo and Donna Summer, as well as writing and developing talent. In the summer of 2011, his artist N.I.N.A. was signed to Warner Bros. Records by Rob Cavallo and they are currently in the studio writing the last few songs for her debut album. Peter also has several songs and themes placed in TV shows and upcoming movies. His latest work “Back For More” can be found on James Durbin’s debut album Memories of a Beautiful Disaster on Wind–Up Records. Most recently, Peter joined Sandy Roberton and his company Twenty First Republic producer management for representation.
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Daniel Glass, Ralph Simon, Martin Elbourne, Sarah Stennett, Ted Cockle, Ashley Newton, Colin Barlow Fred Casimir, Rollo Armstrong, Nick Raphael, Peter Edge and Gerrit Meier.
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JACKASS OF THE WEEK
Have you ever sent a personal IM to the wrong screen name, accidentally replied “send all” on an E–mail, or made a total ass of yourself? Yes, we’ve all had a jackass moment at one time or another in our life. This week, we show you a TV anchorwoman with a dirty mouth! Click HERE to see this news woman get her “sausages” mixed up.
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A&R WORLDWIDE’S "ARTIST OF THE WEEK" – KID HUDSON
As a new artist, Kid Hudson already boasts an impressive musical career that includes national and international radio broadcasts, national television appearances, hundreds of live performances, significant social media attention and a strong and loyal fan base. His affinity with music began early, performing live with his older brothers on stage where he demonstrated an uncanny ability to hold a drum beat at the tender age of two. As Kid continued his passion for music, he experimented with a variety of genres including glam–metal, while playing guitar with the band Renegade and back to being a stand–up drummer for the punk rock outfit Runaway Boys, with his brothers Dizzy and Dee. Runaway Boys became an instant cult hit on the punk scene and cracked the charts with their pulsating single, “Fallen Down” before the band suffered the tragic loss of Dee in late 2007 to cancer. Disillusioned by the passing of his brother, Kid withdrew himself from music for a couple of years. Ironically, however, it would be music that would ultimately re–ignite Kid and provide him with the medium to express his hopes, fears and creativity. The band Dreams of Leaving represented a new chapter in Kid’s musical life. The band released their Everytime EP with instant local success, touring nationally and generating plenty of interest in the band’s hijinks through their documented webisodes posted regularly on YouTube. Kid worked tirelessly back in the studio and released his debut solo single “Told You So” Ft. Marcus in July, 2011. The track skyrocketed in sales on iTunes, selling over 3,000 copies, in just 48 hours. The single was picked up by Byron Cooke and Australia's hit music stations such as Fox FM (Melbourne), 2 Day FM (Sydney), B105 FM (Brisbane), 929 FM (Perth), SA FM (Adelaide) and NX FM (Newcastle). Kid has returned with brand new material from his upcoming EP release, featuring the single, “Clouded” (click HERE to listen). For additional information, log on to http://kidhudson.com. Kid is available for signing, licensing, management, booking and licensing in various territories – contact info@anrworldwide.com for more information.
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A&R WORLDWIDE’S "VIDEO OF THE WEEK" – MOON VISIONARIES
London–based band Moon Visionaries first burst onto the scene in June 2010 when legendary BBC DJ Steve Lamacq interviewed them on his BBC 6 Music radio show, praising their soulful and cosmopolitan sound and featuring them as his “Unsigned Band Of The Week”. The following month, NME featured Moon Visionaries as their “Breakthrough Band Of The Day” and also named the band's song “In The Green Room” one of five NME Breakthrough Tracks You Have To Hear This Week. At the heart of Moon Visionaries are songwriters Greg Dearing (vocals/guitar) from Salt Lake City, UT and Marco Proietti (guitar, keyboards) from Rome, Italy who produce beautifully crafted songs with fantastic melodies. British drummer Andrew Tipler completes the line–up. The chemistry between the two songwriters is clearly evident in Moon Visionaries' songs, and Marco's production gives the band a unique sound that sets them apart from other bands. Over the past year Greg and Marco have continued writing material for their first album, including the latest track “Getting Out,” which is accompanied by an eye–catching video that should bring them to the attention of A&R’s, industry insiders and record labels. The clip is a throwback to the days of Soul Train, complete with ‘70s outfits, afros and of course, dancing. Moon Visionaries are currently unsigned and are available for a publishing, signing, booking agents and press representation. For more information, please contact Carsten Windhorst at info@frpap.com.
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PASSPORT APPROVED™ PLAYLIST – 2/4/2012
“PASSPORT APPROVED” PLAYLIST FOR Saturday, February 4th 2012: The two–hour weekly import show. As heard on KCSN “88.5FM” Los Angeles; KNRK Portland (now with a “Passport Approved Daily” segment on KNRK Portland); KCMP “The Current, Minneapolis; WCNR Charlottesville, VA; “YRockOnXPN” WXPN Philadelphia; WEQX Manchester, VT/Albany, NY; on www.indie1031.com and www.moheak.com in the United States and its own 24–hour Passport Approved radio channel on Y! Music (on Yahoo!). Also, on the worldwide web and twice weekly segment on Flux FM Germany (Berlin, Brandenburg and Stuttgart), as well as weekly show on Japan’s national radio network Tokyo FM.
Listen to this two–hour show by clicking HERE:
FARRYL PURKISS – “Seraphine” (Umhlanga Rocks, South Africa)
ALL MANKIND – “Simple Desire” (SO Recordings, UK)
THOMAS AZIER – “Red Eyes” (Unsigned, Germany)
ALL THE YOUNG – "Another Miracle" (Warner Bros, UK)
PEPE DELUXE – “A Night And A Day” (Catskills Records, Finland)
BIRDY – “1901” (14th Floor/Atlantic, UK)
ECHOTAPE – “Unstable” (Unsigned, UK)
HUCK FINN – “Charles Dickens” (Unsigned, Switzerland)
GRAEME WATKINS PROJECT – "Bloodshot Eyes" (Sheer Sound, South Africa)
RALPH MYERZ – “Forever Yourz” (Import, Norway)
HUSKY – “History's Door” (Liberation, Australia)
OH LAND – “Break The Chains” (Fake Diamond, Denmark)
ATHLETES IN PARIS – “Borrowed Time” (The Animal Farm, UK)
JOAKIM – “Forever Young” (Tigersushi, France)
LEAGUE – “Golden Maps” (Unsigned, Portugal)
ROSHAMBO – “Cigarette Lemonade” (Unsigned, Sweden)
MAKESHIFT INNOCENCE – “All You Need Is Love” (OP3, Canada)
THE TWO – “Everyday” (Wagram Label, France)
ALFRED HALL – “So Bright” (Waterfall Records, Norway) *N. American Exclusive
ALL MANKIND – “Lay Me Down” (SO Recordings, UK)
FRENCH FILMS – “Convict” (Import, Finland)
THE CHEMIST – “Lullaby #1 (Mercy)” (Warner Music, Australia)
THE CONCEPT – “D–D–Dance” (Unsigned, Sweden)
DAUGHTER – “Home” (Unsigned, UK)
GOTYE – “Save Me” (Samples 'n' Seconds Records, Australia)
IREMEMBERTAPES – “All I Know” (The Animal Farm, UK)
MIDNIGHT YOUTH – “World Comes Calling” (NZ On Air/Warner Bros. New Zealand)
NOVA DELAI – “Slipping Into Sleep” (Unsigned, Sweden) *World Exclusive
BLONDE ON BLONDE – “Oh My Oh My” (Unsigned, Australia)
THE FLUXX – “Take You Back” (Unsigned, Norway)
(Check out the Passport Approved Radio “Featured Artists” on the daily profile exclusively on AllAccess.com including Lonehill Estate, The Graeme Watkins Project, All Mankind, The Fluxx and Thomas Azier).
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