Projects

CERN

CERN exist to acquire wealth, fame, fast cars and a string of all expenses paid high impact gigs in warm countries After CERN complete their mission to bring delight to the partying public the people behind it intend to retire early from the music business before their output becomes acceptable on Radio 2, which was quite a concern after their first gig found them at the Royal Albert Hall supporting Culture Club with Zee Asha. Dom hopes to bring peace and unity to the world whilst chilling out on his luxury yacht in the Aegean. Rumour has it that Jim has always planned to run a small yet economically rewarding central American puppet state, although when contact ed by us via satellite phone recently he refused to comment. Adams ambition? well, that’s him passing Jim the joint.

Reepa

Reepa was born on 10/02/93. At the age of 7 his parents split up causing anger to build up inside of him. At the age of 13 he joined a small crew which was brought together by Tiny called RKC ( RawKid Camp ). Reepa was asked to join and to try to MC. He produced very few lyrics and began practising. RKC then fell apart, leaving Reepa a solo artist still trying hard to work at his best ability. Writing lyrics whenever he could, Spraying bars in school and on the streets of North London. Eventually, Reepa and a few friends found AXE FM a recording studio and began to produce tracks. On The 7th November 2007 Reepa’z song Wifeyz was played on Sweet Uk 89.4 radio station. On My Way The Promo. (A free download)containing 7 tracks was Released a few months later which was a great success, and got over 100 downloads off of myspace and over 100 cds were given out to requesting fans. 26th December 2007 Reepa was kicked out of home by his step-dad and was sent to live with his dad. More anger raged inside of him which urged him on to work at his best possible ability. Finally Made It The Album should be released very soon containing 19 tracks and 3 bonus tracks so keep an eye out for that.

SoundShift

Tristan james
First got involved in with music in 2003 as co owner Planet Phat records in London caladonian road, at the time planet phat was a big outlet for urban and old school grooves, 2 years on Tristan found himself falling in love electronic dance music after visiting the magic isle of Ibiza. Since then he has been pursuing his career as a dj and made regular appearances at Londons Egg night club. As well as all this Tristan has team up with Adam pryor under the production outlet SoundShift.

Jonny Melamet
Jonny Melamet started work within this industry at the age of 18, from his origins, busking on street corners around the world, Jonny has been playing in London over the past couple of years and has only continued to grow since then. He is also involved with the business side of the industry as he is involved with a number of start-up companies, helping them to find their feet in these times. Recently he finished recording “When Every Single Word is True” which is being touted to labels as we speak. To check out his work visit www.myspace.com/jonnymelamet.

Our innocence lost
Based in Manchester and signed to Audioheads Music in the UK; Our Innocence Lost is an explosion of emotion and songs for the everyday hero, a four piece rock band with a big live sound and tons of energy, twinned guitars and unforgettable melodies merge with instantly identifiable lyrics leaving you feeling a part of the band. Our Innocence Lost is a Rock band that have been compared to My Chemical Romance, Madina Lake and early Motley Crue, “I don’t know how it all came together – it just did, we’ve been doing this for a long time” says James, OIL’s Lead singer. Well, they are here, 36 months after the bands incarnation, they have since released their debut album in Japan in August 2008 to great critical acclaim and are following this up with tours in America, Italy and Japan during 2009.

Annabel (Remixes)
From starting out on a music course at the age of 16, Annabel teamed up with a colleague and wrote a ballad called “Sometimes” in 2007. The track “Sometimes” was picked up by an underground dance label called “Streetbeatz UK” who saw the potential in the track and felt it had the potential to be a dance crossover. Streetbeatz UK aimed to release it on the UK underground dance scene and guaranteed Annabel and her colleague there first official release. Streetbeatz UK started to promo “Sometimes” through the underground network during the summer of 2008 where it started creating a buzz and getting regular requests on the underground radio stations. After six months on the underground scene due to track reaction Streetbeatz UK felt that “Sometimes” had to be taken to the next level. In early 2009 Streetbeatz UK started a promotional club campaign DJ mail-out through Power Promotions. The initial response was very strong with 64% of the DJ’s awarding the track between 7 & 10 out of 10. Over the next few weeks the reactions continued to flow averaging out at 56% giving the same scores. The end of February 2009, Annabel with her debut single “Sometimes” was awarded a New Entry position at No.26 in Music Weeks Commercial Pop Promo Chart. The following week it jumped fifteen places to No.11 where it continues to gather momentum. Mid March 2009 “Sometimes” reached its highest positionin Music Weeks Commercial Pop Promo Chart at No.8 and to where this will lead is an exciting prospect…

Graeme Allen’s Credits include: Guns on the Roof, Forged from Darkness, The Veil, The Demon Barbers, The Element, Lock Stock, The Vibratones, The Tabbs, James Owen Fender, The Legend of the Seven Black Tentacles, The Conspirators, Chase The End, Hi-jacked, Market Fiction, Maple Fire, Matter Theory and many others.

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