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YOLANDA THOMAS WHITE PAPER Yolandathomas.Com TABLE of CONTENTS Yolandathomas.Com YOLANDA THOMAS WHITE PAPER yolandathomas.com TABLE OF CONTENTS yolandathomas.com Airplay Direct Site 1 Bio 2 Comp Cards 4 Facebook Page 6 Logo 7 MySpace Page 8 Website 9 YouTube Page 18 Major Achievements 19 AIRPLAY DIRECT airplaydirect.com/music/ yolandathomas Personalised Page for Artist and URL The three top tracks of the artist on radio to download Links to more artist information: Press, Discography, Gallery, Tour Dates, etc. Latest Artist Bio and Information on the Artist Page 1 BIO yolandathomas.com Yolanda Thomas Bio - Page 1 of 2 (PDF) Custom header representing the artist ALBUM RELEASE: Yolanda and The Stolen Boys TITLE: Left me Doing Time “Fragile Girl” with some serious GENRE: Rock lead solos from Luke Cuerden that LABEL: Blue Pie leave you hungry more. The title CAT NO: BPP2527 track “Left Me Doing Time” has a UPC: 881034379849 Featuring details strong vocal presence that RELEASE DATE: 01/05/09 showcases Yolanda’s range and COPYRIGHT: © Copyright 2009 Blue Pie of latest release craft, perfectly backed up with and Yolanda Thomas some ridiculously good playing by PUBLISHER: P Blue Pie 2009 Joseph Calderazzo. “Lock Up Your Track Listing: Sons” is a favourite that appeared 1. Lock Up Your Sons on Yolanda’s previous release, but 2. Oh Lover Yolanda Thomas is no stranger to this new production with the 3. Fragile Girl 4. Left Me Doing Time Rock n’ Roll, ever since she can formidable rhythm section of Dave remember she’s been drawn to the Kirby (drums) and Matt Hunter ARTIST WEBSITE: sound of screaming guitars, black (bass), really brings it into it’s own. www.yolandaandthestolenboys.com jeans and hair products. The late And although “Oh Lover” appears ARTIST MYSPACE: nights of hedonism and raw to be a much more sultry affair with www.myspace.com/yolandathomas Bio content expression that the genre is famous some weeping guitar work, the for have left a deep imprint on dark lyric content reveals another ARTIST YOUTUBE: Yolanda and sent her on a quest… to story. www.youtube.com/stolenboystv make some of the best Rock music Further a field, Yolanda has been she can. Armed with her band ‘The RADIO AND MEDIA: an L.A Music Award winner not All radio and media can download the Stolen Boys’ they have been playing Links to artist’s once but twice! and her love of the latest tracks from Yolanda Thomas "Air the regular haunts of Sydney & USA took her back last year for the Play Direct" site other sites Melbourne for quite some time now mastering of ‘Left Me Doing Time’ and it’s paid off as they are getting EP in New York by Tom Coyne from some great feedback and their Sterling Sound, who also recently material has been received with open www.airplaydirect.com/yolandathomas mastered Pinks latest album arms and flying hair. “Funhouse”. The album was mixed DISTRIBUTION: Before embarking on her own and produced on home shores by Blue Pie ™ Pty Ltd projects she has sung backing vocals the legendary Anton Hagop, who EXPO112 Unit 20 for among others PowderFinger, won an ARIA for engineering 112 McEvoy Street Alexandria NSW 2015 Wendy Matthews and Vanessa Silverchair’s “Diarama”. The sound Australia Amorosi. Yolanda has also is polished and well produced but www.bluepie.com.au choreographed for MTV, Video Hits, still gritty and doesn’t stray from Music Max. Her live performances her roots and honest energy that MGM Distribution Pty Ltd have been played on Channel 10, defines her style. PO Box A1437 The Music Jungle and Foxtel’s Aurora Sydney South This year the engines are firing for channel. NSW 1235 Australia Yolanda & The Stolen Boys with live www.thegroovemerchants.com With one EP ‘Lock Up Your Sons’ performance dates filling up and a already under her belt it seems that promotional tour scheduled to Yolanda and The Stolen Boys are part promote ‘Left Me Doing Time’. Keep of the Blue Pie family of artists. For Yolanda is the one behind bars this more information on Blue Pie visit: time. ‘Left Me Doing Time’ is a Rock an eye on the radar and an ear to www.bluepie.com.au masterpiece that surpasses anything the radio because you are going to she’s done before. The four tracker hearing a lot from this band from BPPYT271009 includes a guitar driven rocker now on! Page 2 BIO yolandathomas.com Yolanda Thomas Bio - Page 2 of 2 (PDF) ALBUMN RELEASE TITLE: Lock Up Your QUOTES AND INDUSTRY VIBE Sons GENRE: Rock "She's "'Lock up your LABEL: Blue Pie definitely got Sons' is truly rockin' & CAT NO: BPP0682 something" sexy and really cracks me UPC: 881034084941 up" RELEASE DATE: Out Now John Reid | Elton John's Manager COPYRIGHT: © Copyright 2009 Blue Pie Quotes and Chuck Eddy-Music "Great song (Ex) and Yolanda Thomas (Editor) | Village Voice that could be a hit PUBLISHER: P Blue Pie 2009 reviews from the NYC song, and you're a great performer!" Track Listing: "Yeah that is a 1. Lock up your sons industry good song, that's a 2. Breaking in Hollywood Michael Browning | very good song" 3. Going Down AC/DC Manager 4. Perception of Deception (Ex) Molly Meldrum | 5. Losing you to L.A Australian Music 6. Oh Yes! Guru 7. I’m Doing Fine CONTACT: Awards: Record Label & Publishers L.A Music Awards: Blue Pie ™ Pty Ltd - Hard Rock EXPO112 Unit 20 - Female Singer/Songwriter of the Year - Unanimous 112 McEvoy Street Choice Award Alexandria NSW 2015 Awards and - Pop Australia - Female Vocalist of the Year - Unanimous Choice Award e: [email protected] recognition p: 612 9310 0155 Nominated for: f: 612 9310 0166 - Artist of the Year (Rock) w: www.bluepie.com.au - Female Singer / Songwriter of the Year (Acoustic) Press and Media Video available at: Blue Pie ™ Pty Ltd EXPO112 Unit 20 112 McEvoy Street Alexandria NSW 2015 Links to artist’s youtube.com abc.net.au/rage Australia e: [email protected] video on other p: 612 9310 0155 f: 612 9310 0166 sites w: www.bluepie.com.au Yolanda & The Stolen Boys - Available at all good digital retailers Page 3 COMP CARDS yolandathomas.com Comp cards are designed to be used for media. They feature the artist, logo, website and myspace sites. Page 4 COMP CARDS yolandathomas.com Comp cards are designed to be used for media. They feature the artist, logo, website and myspace sites. Page 5 FACEBOOK PAGE facebook.com/pages/ Yolanda-and-the-Stolen- Boys/104030219640780?sk=wall Yolanda Thomas Facebook Page Page 6 LOGO yolandathomas.com Yolanda Thomas Logo Designed to Suit Yolanda Thomas and Genre. Once the Logo is chosen a Logo Kit is created to be used in All Media. Page 7 MYSPACE SITE myspace.com/yolandathomas Yolanda Thomas MySpace Site General Information Custom on the Artist, Background Website Links, representing the Music Genre, Artist Record Label All Tracks Uploaded to MySpace for Fans to Listen Latest Videos Available to watch Biography of Artist Page 8 WEBSITE yolandathomas.com Yolanda Thomas Website - Home Page Listen Button - Links to a cutomised artist player, that plays the Flash Animation artists tracks Book Button - Links Short bio/recent to were you can news update email a booking Videos available Join Button - Links to for viewing a customised page that lets fans join the artist newsletter Ringtones Button - Links to a customised artist store where fans can purchase artist ringtones Twitter conversation Links to popular radio and television request lines Page 9 WEBSITE yolandathomas.com Yolanda Thomas Website - News Page Latest news about artist Page 10 WEBSITE yolandathomas.com Yolanda Thomas Website - Gigs Page Information about upcoming shows Page 11 WEBSITE yolandathomas.com Yolanda Thomas Website - Band Page Link to artist’s bio Information about the artist’s involvement with the music industry Page 12 WEBSITE yolandathomas.com Yolanda Thomas Website - Media Page Link to the artist’s Links to showcase the Airplay Direct site artist’s publicity, eg. Bio, Gallery, Airplay Direct Page 13 WEBSITE yolandathomas.com Yolanda Thomas Website - Contact Page Contact information and links to the artist’s management, Blue Pie Page 14 WEBSITE yolandathomas.com Yolanda Thomas Website - Quotes Page Quotes and reviews from the industry Page 15 WEBSITE yolandathomas.com Yolanda Thomas Website - Gallery Page Links to download photos Links to download Links to download from the EP launch comp cards photos from gallery Page 16 WEBSITE yolandathomas.com Yolanda Thomas Music Player Links to Playlist of the download or artist’s music purchase music Visual controls for the player Page 17 YOUTUBE PAGE youtube.com/stolenboystv Yolanda Thomas YouTube Page Branded artist YouTube channel with all of the artist videos posted up. Page 18 MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS yolandathomas.com ALBUMS RELEASED: Left Me Doing Time Lock Up Your Sons YOLANDA AND THE STOLEN BOYS: Bitch Ain’t Happy (Single) AWARDS (L.A Music Awards): • Hard Rock • Female Singer/Songwriter of the Year - Unanimous Choice Award • Pop • Female Vocalist of the Year - Unanimous Choice Award NOMINATIONS: • Artist of the Year (Rock) • Female Singer/Songwriter of the Year (Acoustic) DIGITAL DOWNLOADS: Albums are now for sale in over 300 + digital retailers including iTunes, eMusic, Napster, Spotify, Amazon, Rhapsody and My Blue Pie Music. • Introduction to high profile music / experienced music executives in U.S and now works in weekly with the Blue Pie license and business development teams. • Complete branded media for all online and offline + BIO and copy for all areas of the web completed by the Blue Pie team. The website now produces production leads every month. Blue Pie now actively manages and promotes Yolanda’s catalogue to Film/TV shows and production companies globally.
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