Showing posts with label Glitter Rose. Show all posts
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Wednesday, February 13, 2013

GLITTER ROSE “BUDA NEGRA” MUSIC VIDEO WORLD PREMIERE AT HARD ROCK CAFE HOLLYWOOD ON HOLLYWOOD BLVD.

Press Event, World Premiere and Live Music by Glitter Rose


Hollywood, CA, February 13, 2013 – The kiss of death hits Hollywood, CA on February 22, 2013 as Outlaw Southern Rocker Glitter Rose world premieres the “Buda Negra” music video at Hard Rock Cafe Hollywood on Hollywood Blvd. This will be Texas native Glitter Rose’s debut music video, featuring the bonus track from her album Dead or Alive, which she co-produced with producer and musician Dran Michael.

The “Buda Negra” music video was directed by writer, actress, and young visionary Amy Campione. Up and coming actor Jeff Torres co-stars in the video with Glitter Rose. GR is featured as the character “La Buda Negra”, showing her ability to act as well as her musicianship and musical performance. “Buda Negra” was written by Glitter Rose, telling the story of a woman who takes no mercy on her lovers, all of them becoming her victims, much like a Black Widow.

To view the Official “Buda Negra” music video teaser, please visit GR’s YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/glitterrosemusic

What: Glitter Rose’s “Buda Negra” Music Video World Premiere

When: Friday, February 22, 2013
6:30 p.m. Press Interviews / Step and Repeat Photo Ops begin
9:00 p.m. Music Video Premiere
9:30 p.m. Live Music by Glitter Rose begins

Where: Hard Rock Cafe Hollywood Boulevard
6801 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA
323-465-7625

Admission: FREE Event, 21+ (unless accompanied by an adult)

For more information, visit www.hardrock.com .

About Glitter Rose
Glitter Rose just received 2 awards in the 2013 Artists In Music Awards for Best Rock Artist and Album of the Year for Dead or Alive, which released in Spring 2012. Her endorsements include Orange Amps, Fishman Acoustic Amplification, Telefunken Elektroakustik, Warrior Guitar, Rotosound Music Strings, BAE Audio, Moody Leather, and Guitar Hands Hand Care. She also held a 5 month residency with Hard Rock Cafe Hollywood on Hollywood Blvd. for a live music event they created around her music called Southern Rock Brunch from March-July 2012. 2013 has lots in store for GR, including a residency for the month of March at Hard Rock Cafe Hollywood on Hollywood Blvd. for their Happy Hour live music series, a Spring Oklahoma/Texas tour, followed by an East Coast run in the Fall. For more information, including links to all of GR’s social networking sites, please visit www.glitterrose.com.

About Hard Rock International
With a total of 177 venues in 58 countries, including 141 cafes, 18 hotels and 8 casinos, Hard Rock International (HRI) is one of the most globally recognized companies. Beginning with an Eric Clapton guitar, Hard Rock owns the world's greatest collection of music memorabilia, which is displayed at its locations around the globe. Hard Rock is also known for its collectible fashion and music-related merchandise, Hard Rock Live performance venues and an award-winning website. HRI owns the global trademark for all Hard Rock brands. The company owns, operates and franchises Cafes in iconic cities including London, New York, San Francisco, Sydney and Dubai. HRI also owns, licenses and/or manages hotel/casino properties worldwide. Destinations include the companies’ two most successful Hotel and Casino properties in Tampa and Hollywood, Fl., both owned and operated by HRI parent company The Seminole Tribe of Florida., as well as other exciting locations including Bali, Biloxi, Chicago, Cancun, Las Vegas, San Diego and Singapore. Upcoming new Hard Rock Cafe locations include San Jose. New Hard Rock Hotel projects include Aruba, Riviera Maya, Abu Dhabi and Shenzhen and Haikou in China. New Hard Rock Casino projects in development include Hungary and Northfield, OH. For more information on Hard Rock International, visit www.hardrock.com.

Friday, February 8, 2013

Winners of the 2nd Annual Artists In Music Awards Announced

Katie Cole, John Cassese, Glitter Rose, Beu Sisters, Melanie Taylor, “The Ground Above” Among Those Who Take Home Coveted Trophies


Winners of the Artists In Music Awards have been announced at the Key Club in West Hollywood, CA.


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Hollywood, CA), February 7, 2013—The Artists In Music Awards (AIMA) has announced the 2013 winners in all categories at the world famous Key Club ahead of Grammys weekend.

AIMA trophies were given to some of the finest emerging music artists at the star-studded, red carpet event that included members of Quiet Riot, Patrick Kilpatrick, featured LIVE performances, and concluded with an energized after-party for the guests where the winners eagerly awaited for their trophies.  The highly publicized AIMA was executively produced by Mikey Jayy and hosted by Hollywood personality Nic Creznic and Los Angeles Music Awards founder Al Bowman.

Untitled This year’s LIVE performances at AIMA featured artists that are some of the most talented names in independent music, including Mike Ben Yami, Cheating Daylight, Haster, Ko-Lition, Leave It To Us, Travis Royce, The Controversy, and Glitter Rose. All of the performers were also nominated.

The 101 Distribution “Artist of the Year” was awarded to Katie Cole. Cole, originally from Melbourne, Australia, describes her own style of music as having flavors of Tom Petty, Sheryl Crow, Fleetwood Mac and Colbie Caillat. She calls it "Americana meets British Pop". Acclaimed Record Producer Howard Willing (Smashing Pumpkins, Counting Crows, Sheryl Crow) found her music on the web and reached out to Cole and eventually helped her to produce the successful EP “Lost Inside A Moment”, which received extensive radio play in the United Kingdom. Since then Cole has released a number of songs and has won many awards for her work including an AIMA in 2012.  Her song “Gravity” was featured on all major US Television networks including NBC, ABC, CBS, Bravo and Comedy Central.  Cole has just released her new single “I Can’t Wait” and is working on her new album "Lay It All Down", featuring Kris Kristofferson and Instant People.  At this year’s AIMA, she also carried the “Best Country Artist” category.

The multi-talented choreographer, singer, and producer John Cassese received “Come Back Album of the Year” for his “Never Too Late”.  Cassese is a nationally recognized dance instructor who has trained such celebrities as Adam Sandler, U2’s The Edge, Elizabeth Hurley, and Sir Ben Kingsly.  “Singing is always something I have focused on and has always been a big part of my life,” said Cassese, “but because I was dancing and teaching dance so regularly, I put my singing career on the back burner, though it was never, ever far from me. It has always been and always will be a great passion.”  Critics state that Cassese’s new album “Never to Late” features some of the most touching, emotional and romantic songs.

Glitter Rose, nominated for “Best Rock Artist” and “Album of the Year" for Dead or Alive, won big last night, carrying both competitive categories and giving another excellent stage performance.  “I just can’t believe that I also won Album of the Year tonight!” exclaimed Rose to the press, “This is such an honor for me.  I never would have expected it this year even though I put my heart and soul into this album production.  I am so thankful that AIMA recognized the music on this album.”  Glitter Rose’s career has been highlighted by many awards as she has also won the LAMA in the past.  “Many record labels wanted her to switch to pop, but she stayed true to her music and never gave in.  She loves rock music and will always excel in rock,” explains her manager.  Industry experts agree, stating that Rose feels comfortable in her musical genre and appears to be having fun with her work on stage.  Rose will be showcasing more of her music at an upcoming red carpet event at the Hardrock CafĂ© in Hollywood.

Beu Sisters took the award for “Best Pop Artist”. The sisters, Candice, Christie and Danielle Beu, came to the attention of award-winning songwriter Desmond Child (Kiss, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith), who introduced them to record producer Steve Greenberg and the sisters became the second act signed to S-Curve Records.  They released their debut album “Decisions” in 2002, which received rave reviews, and then went on to garner numerous movie and television soundtracks: “The Lizzie McGuire Movie Soundtrack”; “Home on the Range”; “How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days”; “Because of Winn Dixie”; “Ella Enchanted”; “Smallville”; “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” among them.  They have also been featured on “The Disney Channel.”

Melanie Taylor took the award for “Best Dance Artist”, a category that some industry insiders felt that  she was an odds-on favorite for after her excellent performance at the Whisky A Go-Go during the AIMA voting party back in September. After releasing two singles, Taylor has just released her debut album, “All About Today”, with Sly Doggie Productions. Taylor is currently working on a brand new dance single that will be released internationally.

The Ground Above was nominated for 3 awards and won 2 including Best Electronica Artist.  Following their positive youtube debut, The Ground Above received airplay on Internet Radio stations like "Suck Free Radio" and "Indie 100" and have produced for some up and coming names including "Spencer Kane," which landed Avery Berman the second win in the “Producer of the Year” category.

Untitled Other winners included Reachback (Best Music Video) for their song "No One Else", Ill Funk Ensemble (Best R&B/Soul Artist), Static People (Best Punk/Post Punk Artist), Trevor Sewell (Best Blues Artist), Tom Slack (Adult Contemporary Artist of the Year), Alex Economou (Best Jazz Artist), Samy Gana (Best Latin Artist), Walla (Best Indie Rock Artist), Soren Bryce (Best Folk/Acoustic Artist), Ko-Lition (Best Urban/Hip Hop Artist), and the group In the Midst 777 (Best Christian/Gospel Artist). The only repeat category winner, In Air took home the Best Alternative Artist award for the second year in a row.

Four other awards were given:  “The Critics Choice Award For Breakthrough Artist of The Year” went to Lisa Panagos, Brad Mercer received the "Alan Freed Award for Lifetime Achievement”, and John Carvalho was honored as “LGBT Person of the Year” for entertainment advocacy to LGBT recording artists.

Executive Producer Mikey Jayy established the Artists In Music Awards (AIMA) two years ago in order to recognize and promote the finest emerging music artists from around the world. Artists are showcased throughout the summers and nominations are given out in multiple categories.

Among the sponsors of the event were 101Distribution, Independent Music Promotions, Greg Bennett Entertainment Group, KGUP 106.5FM "The Emerge Radio Networks" (the official radio station of the Artists in Music Awards), Advantage Distribution, John Cassese, and Tailfish Productions. Taylor Van Arsdale of Tailfish Productions helped publicize the event.

To view all of the nominees or get more information on the Artist in Music Awards and submissions for the awards, please go to: www.aimusicawards.com

Friday, December 7, 2012

Artists In Music Awards Emerges As New Contender In Independent Music Shows

Mikey Jayy, Executive Producer of AIMA Hollywood, CA), December 2, 2012—The Artists In Music Awards (AIMA) offered an exciting line-up of live performances during its red carpet nomination show at the historic Whisky A Go-Go on Sunset. The highly attended December 2nd event, produced by Mikey Jayy, was hosted by Hollywood personality Nic Creznic and benefited the PAIN Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing awareness against domestic violence and child abuse.

“We are here tonight to present to you the nominees for the 2013 awards celebrating the very best in independent music while also serving an important charity,” said Nic Creznic at the beginning of the program.

Indeed, a number of highly acclaimed independent musicians are nominated for the AIMA this year. The LA Music Awards winner Willie Ames, hot off a trip from Australia and a U.S. tour, is up for Best Folk/Acoustic Artist. In the Midst 777, another LAMA winner, is receiving two nods for Best Christian/Gospel Artist and Best Metal/Hard Rock Band. Similarly, The Controversy is also having a good year, accepting nominations for Best Music Video and Best Alternative Artist, as is Jazz Artist Tom Slack, who won this year’s LAMA, and is competing in three AIMA categories including Best Adult Contemporary Artist. On December 5th, Slack will know whether his two hit songs “Missing You” and “Spend The Night With You” will carry one or both of the Grammy nominations they are being considered for.


Marneen Lynne Fields, who surprised the Whisky last September during the LA Music Awards Voting Party for her “James Bond” theatrical performance with International Actor Pierre Du Lat for her song “Shadows”, is carrying an AIMA nomination for Best Blues Artist. Derik Nelson, who could not attend the event because he was performing with pop star Katy Perry, is being recognized for Best Jazz Artist. Perhaps one of the most competitive categories could be Best Pop Artist, where Melanie Taylor, Amy Barbera, Beu Sisters, Cheating Daylight, and Jamie Alimorad are all vying for the award. Taylor gave a highly energized concluding performance at the show, which had the crowd thrilled, as well as Executive Producer Mikey Jayy. “I do enjoy a good, happy ending. Melanie Taylor put on a fantastic performance. That was a demonstration of why she's nominated for Best Pop Artist and Best Dance Artist”, said Jayy. Indeed, industry insiders believe that she could be a strong favorite for the award, but only at the final AIMA red carpet in February will fans know for sure.

Other nominees include Janice Whaley (Best Singer/Songwriter), Juan Francisco Zerpa (Best Latin Artist), Leave it to Us (Best Punk/Post Punk Artist; Best Alternative Artist; Best Rock Artist), Gus Summers (Best Radio Disc Jockey), and Katie Cole, Alex Cartwright, and Abi Ann (all of whom are competing for Best Country Artist). Abi Ann also performed on stage at the event.

Others who gave live performances aside from Melanie Taylor and Abi Ann were Glitter Rose, In Air, Deedub, Cheating Daylight, Andreas Desmond, and Soren Bryce. All of the performers were also nominated. Glitter Rose, who electrified the crowd with her set of three songs, received nods for Best Country Artist and Best Rock Artist and is an odds on favorite. In Air gains a nod for Best Alternative Artist, Deedub for Best Urban/Hip Hop Artist, Soren Bryce for Best Folk/Acoustic Artist, and Andreas Desmond for Best Adult Contemporary Artist. Cheating Daylight, the LAMA winner, is up for Best Alternative Artist and Best Indie Rock Artist.

John Carvalho Like last year, the Dec 2nd AIMA show also featured some nominations in other categories. Five individuals vied for “Producer of the Year” and two nominations were given for the “Lifetime Achievement Award” (one of which went to the radio icon Brad Mercer, who was in the news this past month for receiving the 6th Annual Hollywood F.A.M.E. Award). An “LGBT Person of the Year” nomination was also announced for individuals who have furthered the LGBT voice in the music industry. International pop sensation Adam Lambert, West Hollywood Arts, Music and Entertainment Advocate John Carvalho, and Singer/Songwriter Laura Vall (who was the recipient of the award last year) were among those mentioned.

Executive Producer Mikey Jayy established the Artists In Music Awards (AIMA) two years ago in order to recognize and promote the best independent music artists from around the world. Since then, AIMA has climbed into the top music awards organizations, competing alongside the Grammys, American Music Awards, Los Angeles Music Awards, Latin Grammys, and MTV Awards. In terms of its World-Wide Web presence on Google search for “music awards”, AIMA recently ranked 4th. “I suspect that like with the Los Angeles Music Awards, AIMA will be the prelude to the Grammys, whereby artists who have won either a LAMA or AIMA will place themselves in perfect position for a Grammy nomination consideration,” suggested John Carvalho on the red carpet. Indeed, a number of artists, such as Black Eyed Peas, No Doubt, Sugar Ray, Eddie Money, and Kris Searle, have done just that, and this year the Jazz Artist Tom Slack is in contention in two Grammy categories. “I am really happy with how far this awards show has come so far and the great attendance that we are getting at these events. I am looking forward to another exciting year for AIMA as it continues to grow,” said Executive Producer Mikey Jayy.

AIMA Artists have been showcased throughout the summers and nominations are given out in multiple categories. Executive Producer Mikey Jayy also founded the #1 ranked podcast music and talk show, “The Great Unknowns Presents” and is the Managing Editor of “All Indie Magazine.” His latest project, launched in April 2012, KGUP 106.5FM “The Emerge Radio Networks,” is a radio station created to promote and showcase worldwide emerging independent artists. Jayy’s work for the independent music industry also earned him a Community Service Award from The LAMA, which was presented to him by industry leader Al Bowman at the Dec 2nd event.

Among the sponsors of the event were 101distibution, Independent Music Promotions, Greg Bennett Entertainment Group, Music Xray, KGUP 106.5FM, The Emerge Radio Networks (the official radio station of the Artists In Music Awards), and John Cassese (one of the most recommended dance instructors on the West Coast who received a “Come Back Album of the Year” AIMA for his “Never Too Late”). Taylor Van Arsdale of Tailfish Productions helped publicize the event.

The Artists In Music Awards will hold a concluding red carpet show on February 8, 2013 during awards season at Whisky A Go-Go. At that engagement, the winners of the AIMA categories will be announced.

To view all of the nominees or get more information on the Artist In Music Awards and submissions for the awards, please go to: www.aimusicawards.com

The PAIN Foundation, also known as Prevention Awareness In Neighborhoods, is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing awareness against domestic violence and child abuse through film. To make a donation or learn more about the organization go to: www.unmaskingthepainwithin.com

Friday, September 14, 2012

PAIN FOUNDATION BOOK SIGNING

P.A.I.N. Foundation Presents "Unmasking The Pain Within" Book Signing at Brand Book Shop in Glendale, CA



WHAT:   "Unmasking The Pain Within" Book Signing
WHO:    Hosted by Patty McCall and Lisa Ann Vombrack, Founders of the P.A.I.N. Foundation.
WHEN:    Saturday, September 22, 2012 from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Questions & Answers:   2:30 pm
WHERE:   Brand Book Shop; 231 North Brand Boulevard; Glendale, CA 91203
CONTACT:   Lisa Ann Vombrack, cell: (805) 953-9766
BOOK INFO:   http://painfoundation.blogspot.com/ ; http://unmaskingthepainwithin.com/ .

Patty McCall and Lisa Ann Vombrack will be speaking about how they are survivors and now advocates, to help break the cycle against domestic violence and awareness for safer homes.

There will be a screening shown of the Short film "Unseen Hands" along with the "Sizzle Reel", Unmasking The Pain Within, where Patty had the courage to play herself. Auction items will be donated by sponsors, raffle, entertainment,  food and refreshments will be served.

Entertainment Line-Up includes:

Glitter Rose - Singer / Song Writer
Glitter Rose has been nominated for BEST ROCK ARTIST in the 2013 Artists in Music Awards and was announced the #1 MOST REQUESTED ARTIST OF THE YEAR on KGUP 106.5 FM "The Emerge Radio Networks!"

Quote from Glitter Rose...
 
"I'm honored that my song "Sad Day For Love" will be a part of the film, Unmask the Pain (not sure of the actual title).  I feel that this film will empower women around the world to stand up and break free of abuse and manipulation.  Patty McCall has written an inspirational book, expressing her own pain and suffering, and revealing her vulnerabilities, telling her story in a way other women can relate to and feel a connection with her.  Patty went through a real life tragedy and overcame, and I feel many more will be able to find their strength because of her story."
 
Nadia Marie Talley - Singer/Songwriter
Nadia Marie Talley will be performing her original song "Unmasking The Pain" (Behind Closed Doors) which will be apart of the film. Written and produced by 61is1 Sessions (Production Co): Bob McBride - (Publisher/Composer/Writer/Performer), Norm Pussehl - (Composer/Performer) and Kate Pussehl - (Composer/Performer).

About the P.A.I.N. Foundation:
January 2009 Patty McCall and Lisa Ann Vombrack formed a Non- Profit Organization called the "P.A.I.N. Foundation", (Prevention, Awareness In Neighborhoods Against Child Abuse and Domestic Violence).

The P.A.I.N. Foundation is focused on the prevention and awareness of domestic violence against Women and children. Domestic violence is on the rise, some attribute it to the economy. It becomes a terrible cycle that spirals downward until the climatic destruction of a human being occurs. Lives are shattered and souls are lost, children witness this and they develop behaviors that continue the cycle. Bullying becomes acceptable behavior and more lives become negatively affected. P.A.I.N. Foundation seeks to educate children and teens on ending the cycle and leading more positive and loving relationships. Let us build a better tomorrow for our children and build a safer today. Use the tools we have, love, respect and ongoing education.

Once a year Patty McCall and Lisa Ann Vombrack are honored to present the "PAIN AWARDS" for the Best Domestic Violence Awareness Short Film, Best Documentary, Best Feature, Best Song and Best Script at the Bare Bones Film Festival in Oklahoma. They have currently produced  two short films. Most recent, shot in Los Angeles, is the short "UNSEEN HANDS." Directed by Don Johns. There are plans  to develop this project as well. This short was made for educational purposes and plans to help others...It is an integral part of our journey that the PAIN Foundation promotes.....Journey 2 H.O.P.E. "Heal, Overcome, Prevent, Empower."

Journey 2 H.O.P.E.
P.A.I.N. added another dimension to the foundation when Journey Coaching and Counseling Services came along side to provide licensed therapist for victims and their families to receive the healing that they need. P.A.I.N. also works with Journey in providing group therapy sessions for victims in the military. Another great advocate against domestic violence and child abuse has also teamed up with P.A.I.N. and Journey, Tanya Brown, the sister of Nicole Brown Simpson. This team of advocates has made it even more possible for the victims of domestic violence and child abuse to begin their Journey 2 H.O.P.E.

"Heal, Overcome, Prevent, Empower."
Patty McCall: Producer, Actress & Author of "Unmasking The Pain Within", based on her true story.
 
Synopsis from the back of the book:
"The P.A.I.N. Foundation" evolved from the book, "UNMASKING THE PAIN WITHIN" (One Woman's Journey through Deceit, Manipulation & Marital Abuse).
You never know what is hidden under a beautiful mask. On the outside, this family appeared to have the American dream.but behind the doors of the eight-acre estate were broken promises, lies, and deception. Patty was a devoted wife and loving mother of three that kept the pain within from her children and hid the shame of abuse from the small town they lived in and where her husband had grown up. Through her courage and spiritual guidance she maintained a convincing mask of peace for the world to see.

Patty made guest appearances on various talk shows and radio promoting the book...but most important expressing the importance of shelters for safety....most people forget or don't reach out. The awareness is very important to the journey...

Patty McCall,  Lisa Ann Vombrack and Carmen Betancourt are currently in pre-production for the feature film, " Unmasking The Pain Within."


About Brand Books
In 1985, Brand Bookshop opened its doors to downtown Glendale, California, a stone's throw away from the historic Alex Theater. Today, Brand Bookshop is one of the largest bookstores in Southern California with more than 100,000 volumes in over 1,500 sections.

Mission and Vision Statement
The Mission of P.A.I.N. is to break the cycle of domestic violence and child abuse. To restore value and self-worth by bringing prevention and awareness methods through the power of media and the arts. Our Vision is to unmask the pain within and bring freedom to those who have been victims of social injustice. P.A.I.N. is committed to breaking the silence, ending hopelessness and restoring honor to help our society stay healthy.