Dianña (pronounced Dee-on-ya) has pioneered the the new musical genre of Latin

Country by connecting her Latin and Puerto Rican heritage with a long-held love for

country music. Her vocals are sprinkled with Spanish verbiage, and her melodies include

Spanish guitar seamlessly integrated with traditional country elements to create a Latin

and Country fusion that is true Latin Country.

Dianña’s debut Latin Country single “Andale Yeehaw” was released in late 2018

with both English and Spanish versions. She followed that with two more original

singles “Rubberneck” and “You Got Some Nerve” in 2019.

In 2020 she released “Calm Down Karen”, which has been played over 50 million

times on TikTok. “Calm Down Karen” is currently playing on dozens of radio

stations across the country. She also released “Rubberneck Cumbia”, which is a

Cumbia style adaptation of her song “Rubberneck”, along with a fun BTS video.

Dianña has written, recorded and performed with many well-known R&B, rap,

rock, pop, gospel, alternative, and country artists from Snoop Dogg to Amy Grant.

Dianña’s musical passions also extend to philanthropic efforts. In support of Breast

Cancer Awareness, she wrote and performed her original songs “Stand Up & Live

Strong” and “I Know I’m Beautiful” at several Susan G. Koman Race for the Cures and

Breast Cancer Award Ceremonies.

After kickstarting 2021 by cementing herself as a definite one to watch, rising star Ellise unveils her incredible and eclectic debut album ‘Chaotic’, which is available to buy & stream globally today via Hell Bent Heaven / EMPIRE [May 14^th, 2021].

Written almost entirely by Ellise herself, the record reflects her upbringing listening to her father’s classic rock and Iranian mother’s traditional Arabic music, combined with her own pop sensibility influenced by the sights and sounds of the Y2K era.

From the instant buzz of album opener ‘Fatal Flaw’, to the playful, infectious chorus of ‘Zipperlips!’, the body of work is a beguiling collection of personal stories laced across a pop landscape. ‘Chaotic’ is a standalone piece of art that conveys everything Ellise has experienced in a turbulent year as well as toxic behaviours that have been motifs throughout her life. Avant-garde pop music has a new savour in the formidable Ellise.

“I never want to be the good guy all the time. I think it’s okay to say that and let people know who you are,” says Ellise about Chaotic and the album’s ruminations on love, loss and what it’s like to feel flawed in a world that often demands perfection. “For now, I want to just keep making music that feels like me, that I feel like is special and that I feel like people will enjoy. This Ellise universe that I’m building out is just getting started.”

Emerging artist Maxx Palmer brings a sound fresh and punchy enough to wake up the nation. With his infectious energy and huge hooks he is already gaining attention amongst industry folk and his faithful following.

His new self-titled 4 track EP which gets released on April 30th rams the point home.

Opening with the infectious One Day One Night, a hooky bop which rollicks along with a new wavy twitch, Maxx’s signature guitar breaks leading the line.

Next Up Even Song changes gear to a poignant, almost nostalgic singalong, which evokes blurred mornings-after. Acoustic chords wash underneath an emotional melody which is both instant and deep enough to reward multiple listens.

All In Your Head, chimes in with a familiar groove and hubristic swagger. Maxx describes this one as the product of “advice, instructions, information overloading your brain until it all comes rushing back out at once”. A huge open sound like a rush of blood to the head, sweet harmonies and hard riffs.

The final track of the EP is Even Song (acoustic version), a stripped back, one mic version of the song returning once again to his bedroom-pop roots.

Maxx Palmer is hotly tipped, he’s ready to hit another level, and everyone’s invited along for the ride.

“Maxx Palmer is my Tip Of The Week” – Gemma Bradley (Radio 1)

“So so good! Should have played this earlier” – John Kennedy (Radio X)

“Maxx Palmer is a very exciting next-generation artist with an exciting future ahead of him” – Kelly Chappel (SVP, European Touring @ Live Nation)

“Songwriting, singing, playing… I really love it!” – Jay Mehler (Kasabian, Beady Eye)

“Opened the show with Maxx last week, been obsessed with it” – Danny Fullbrook (BBC Introducing)

NEW YORK, NY — March 26, 2021 — Next-generation rock group All Good Things just dropped a monstrous new version of their anthemic hit “For The Glory,” now featuring Johnny 3 Tears and Charlie Scene of Hollywood Undead. The track, an unapologetic victory song for the underdog, with lyrics like “We celebrate with the city tonight/ Hear the hometown cheer/ It’s the ultimate high,” has already resonated with millions of listeners around the world with its original version reaching over 100M streams across digital platforms to date. This new, amplified rendition comes ahead of the band’s first full-length studio album since signing with Better Noise Music, due later this year. “For The Glory (featuring Hollywood Undead)” is now available to stream or download HERE.

To accompany the release of the new version of the single, the band also premiered a music video today, directed by Wombat Fire. Watch NOW. Featuring footage from the upcoming horror-thriller feature film The Retaliators (in which the song appears, coming later this year from Better Noise Films), the new video very much embodies the band’s origins. The LA-based group began by creating monster rock songs that could be used across media like games, TV and films. They created and expanded this cinematic rock sonic profile in reaction to their growing fan base, who could hear their music featured in countless TV shows, games, films and ads worldwide – including the popular game Mortal Kombat, the NFL Super Bowl 52 broadcast, episodes of “Shark Tank,” “Criminal Minds,” “Vampire Diaries” and ads for Sony PlayStation.

Of this new version the band said, “‘For the Glory’ is a swagger anthem about celebrating a hard earned victory against all odds, with all the people around you that helped get you there. We’re so touched by how many people have connected with this song since we first released it. We love collaborating and are so grateful to our friends Johnny 3 Tears and Charlie Scene from Hollywood Undead for hopping on this and taking it to the next level.”

Johnny 3 Tears of Hollywood Undead added, “It was an honor for us to work with one of the best rock bands making music today. ‘For The Glory’ is already an amazing song, happy we could add our own style to it”

Since signing to Better Noise Music in 2020, All Good Things have seen their music more than double in monthly streams across digital platforms, averaging over 2.8M streams per month for each of their songs. Their first single release with BNM, the high-energy track “Kingdom,” was met with praise from fans and critics alike. Riding the momentum of their ever-growing fanbase worldwide, the band is hard at work on their next studio album due later this year.

JAKE MORRELL has just been voted ‘Best UK Male Artist’ by the UK Country Spotlight Awards.  Hearing Jake’s new single, ‘THIS HOUSE’, provides a timely indication of why.  It is a beautifully written, produced and sung tribute to growing up in his own family home, but also an appreciation of the sanctuary that one’s home can be – and possibly has been for many over the past year in lockdown.

As Jake reflects: ‘I had just got the news that my parents after nearly 30 years were selling our family home and moving on to a new adventure. So I immediately called up my friend and co-writer Sue McMillan and said, I’ve just got this news and I need to write a song about it’. So we did.

‘I talked about the adventures we had in this magical place where I grew up. The parties, the food, the squabbles, how the house changed over the years and every detail I could remember. Like the doorway in the kitchen where dad would mark our height over the years, that never got painted over, so you could see every single shade of paint the kitchen had been. We used to have incredible Sunday roasts and Christmas dinners with family, friends and anyone else who happened to just turn up. The kettle was always on, ready to welcome anyone who needed a cup of tea and a chat. And even though the house changed over the years with extensions, different layouts and people coming and going. The energy never changed, it was a sanctuary for anyone who needed it, a place of love, light and laughter.

Bring it forward to 2021, we’ve all been almost ‘trapped’ in our houses for quite some times due to the ongoing pandemic. But we should be thankful if we have such places where we are safe and comfortable during these unpredictable times. I hope this song reminds you of good memories and plenty of nostalgia!’.

Jake was discovered by Dermot O’Leary, and has built up a devoted following via his irresistible string of instantly memorable singles, and his joyous live shows.  He and his energetically harmonious band have been a favourite at all the big Country festivals, notably becoming a regular at the 02’s Country2Country where he has shown that a

home-grown Brit can also deliver what the best of Nashville brings – great songs, a warm and evocative voice – but unmistakeably a Brit. As Jake says in one of his most defining songs, ‘I’m just an Englishman Trying To Write a Country Song’.
And the new single, ‘THIS HOUSE’ is a perfect example.

HxshMuzik Born in North London, Tottenham, music was always the centrepiece of his family. His early musical influences ranged from 90″s R&B music to the reggae music his dad use to play in their household in his younger years.

His love for popular music has shown his versatility as a singer songwriter, producer honing his talent working with different producers. His collaboration with David Guetta’s french protege Richard Bahericz was a major turning point with his slick electronic / dance production which now suited HxshMuzik’s writing. There track “Life” was picked up on heavy rotation on UK regional radio stations. This cemented a perfect musical partnership now a very 2021 way of writing across the net as funnily enough  the two have never met or spoken to each other but have a musical understanding which works brilliantly.