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RIGHT ARM RESOURCE UPDATE JESSE BARNETT [email protected] (508) 238-5654 www.rightarmresource.com www.facebook.com/rightarmresource 7/12/2017 Jack Johnson The first single from his upcoming will be blasting out to radio and going for immediate adds on Monday! Need an advance listening stream to review it? Let me know! On tour this summer: 7/13 & 14 Englewood CO, 7/16 Hollywood CA, 7/17 & 18 Santa Barbara CA, 7/20 Bend OR, 7/22 George WA, 7/26 & 27 Berkeley CA, 7/28 Stateline NV, 7/29 Lake Tahoe CA... The Lone Bellow “Time’s Always Leaving” The first single from Walk Into A Storm, available 9/15 BDS Monitored New & Active, FMQB Tracks 31*, Public 31*! New: KINK, WAPS, WCOO, WNCS, WEHM, WYEP, WKZE and WCNR Over 35 early including WRLT, WPYA, WXPN, WFUV, WFPK, KCSN, KJAC, Music Choice, KTBG, WTMD, WNKU, KRSH, WNRN, KVNA, WEXT and more Playing at The Fox in Boulder “One of the most sure-footed crowd pleasers in the business” - NPR Chris Robinson Brotherhood “High Is Not The Top” The first single from Barefoot In The Head, available 7/21 First week at KMTN, WCBE, KDBB, KNBA, KDEC, WHRV, KFMG Early at KYSL, WFIV, KRVM, WDST, WUIN and WMVY Upcoming tour: 8/9 Wilmington NC, 8/10 Asheville NC, 8/11 Virginia Beach, 8/12 Charlottesville, 8/13 Annapolis, 8/15 Portsmouth NH, 8/17 Wakefield RI, 8/18 Asbury Park, 8/19 Boston, 8/20 Holyoke MA, 8/22 Millvale PA... “Fire” The first single from Fake Sugar, out now FMQB Tracks 49*, Public 27*! New at WXPN, WCBE, WVOD, KRCL, WFHB Already on KCMP, KJAC, KEXP, WFPK, WAPS, KUTX, WCNR, WFIV, WLKR, WYCE, WEHM, WYEP, KXCI, KXT, WNKU, KLRR, KMTN, KVNA, KDHX, KRML... Fantastic press “It recasts Ditto as a versatile, pop-minded rock star who can still shake the rafters with her voice when the moment calls for it.” - NPR Music Indoor Garden Party “You Should Have Got To Know Me” The first single from The Musical, out now and on your desk Already on WFIV, KVNA, WBSD, KRVM, MSPR Samantha Barks (who played Eponine in the film version of Les Miserables is the vocalist on this track, and also includes Russell Crowe, Canadian folk-rock here Alan Doyle, chart-topping producer Scott Grimes and vocalist Carl Falk Barns Courtney “Golden Dandelions” The first single from his debut full length album, due this fall Mediabase 40*, BDS Indicator 25*, FMQB Tracks 43*! New at KDEC, WXRY Already on KGSR, WXRV, KINK, WRLT, WXPK, KTBG, KXT, WPYA, KPND, Music Choice, WCLZ, KLRR, WDST, WCNR, KVNA, WOCM, WLKR, WVOD, WFIV, WJCU, KBAC, WAPS, KRML... Just broke his foot after jumping off the stage at the send of his set Welshly Arms “Legendary” Their debut single for Republic, at AAA and Alt now New: KCLC, WVOD Already on KINK, WYMS, WZEW, KJAC, KVNA, WBJB, WJCU, WAPS, WXRY Nearing 16mm Spotify! Tons of exposure via a Miller Lite campaign that ran during NBA and NHL playoffs! Also used in ads for Hulu, MLB, the NFL and more Top 5 sales and Shazam in Germany where the song is being used in a Beck’s commercial Nikki Lane “Send The Sun” The new single from Highway Queen New at KTAO Already on WRLT, KRSH, KJAC, WAPS, WTMD, KSUT, KVNA, WFIV, KNBA, WKZE, KRVM “Highway Queen is her best yet, and should cement her status as the rightful heir to icons like Wanda Jackson and Loretta Lynn” - American Played it during her appearance with Loretta Lynn on CBS Saturday Morning US tour going on, playing in Boulder The Secret Sisters “He’s Fine” From You Don’t Own Me Anymore, produced by , out now Mediabase #43, BDS Indicator 26*, FMQB Tracks 39*, Public 12*! New: WEVL Already on KCMP, WXPN, WRLT, WCLZ, WPYA, Music Choice, XM Loft, WAPS, KRSH, WCNR, KEXP, WNKU, KTHX, KVNA, WEXT, WYCE, KRML, KCLC and more More touring this summer “Catchy as hell; a foot-stomping folk-pop singalong” - Paste “Listen Up” The first single from her upcoming album Goodnight Rhonda Lee, in stores July 21 Already on WRLT, WFUV, WTMD, KJAC, WDST, WYEP, KVNA, WEHM, WFIV, KNBA, KKAL, WCBE, KDBB, WMVY, WBJB, KBAC, WUSM and KRCL Touring inlcudes shows with The Avett Brothers, Mavis Staples, Recorded with Fort Worth’s Nile City Sound aka Austin Jenkins, Josh Block and Chris Vivion (Leon Bridges), mixed by Ben Tanner Thomas Wynn & The Believers “Wade Waist Deep” The title track single from their new album, out now New at WAPS and KPND Already on WTMD, WEXT, WDST, KRSH, WBJB, WCBE, KROK, KNBA, KSLU, WFIV, KVNA, WFIT, WERU, MSPR, KDBB “A poignant composition that brings true vulnerability to the forefront. Wynn sings with a spectral croon that signifies an emotive tenderness.” - Glide Magazine “Hailed as one of the most promising Americana bands in the area” - Blurt On tour Mondo Cozmo “Automatic” The first single from the debut album Plastic Soul, in stores 8/4 Mediabase 22*, BDS Monitored 26*, Indicator 12*, FMQB Tracks 16*! New at WMMM, WSGE Already on KGSR, KFOG, KINK, WRLT, KCSN, KRVB, KTHX, Music Choice, WNKU, WWCT, WEHM, KJAC, WCOO, WCLZ, KPND, WXPN, WFPK, KCMP, WYEP, WZEW, WAPS, WCNR... Playing Boulder FMQB AAA Nominee for New Artist Of The Year and Song of The Year Sammy Brue “I’m Not Your Man” The first single from I Am Nice, out now New at KTAO Already on WNCW, WAPS, WCBE, WFIV, KVNA, WUMB, KRCL, KRCC, WUSM, WYCE, WMVY... “The future of Americana/Folk/Country is in very young, very capable hands.” - Vice/Noisey Toured with “Brue balances a mature, brooding sense of folk with wistful, youthful lyricism... He’s an artist gifted way beyond his years.” - The National “The System Only Dreams In Total Darkness” The first single from Sleep Well Beast, in stores September 8 Monitored panel almost closed out! New this week at WMMM Mediabase 3*, BDS Monitored 2*, Indicator 1*!!, FMQB Tracks 1*!!, Public 3*! Now over 3 million Spotify streams! World tour inc. October dates in Boston, New York, Los Angeles (Hollywood Bowl), San Diego and Berkeley, more US in Nov/Dec Earl St. Clair “Ain’t Got It Like That” The first single from My Name Is Earl, out now BDS Monitored New & Active, Indicator #30, FMQB Tracks 30*, Public 39*! New: WYMS, WUKY Already on Music Choice, WCLZ, WXPN, WFUV, KXT, WTMD, WFPK, WYEP, KPND, WCOO, KRSH, WJCU, KJAC, XM Loft, WCNR, WNRN, WAPS, WRSI, WCBE... Confirmed for Boulder! “This is vintage R&B meeting modern soul, and where the funk meets fun... a song that absolutely belongs on the radio” - Russ Borris/WFUV The xx “I Dare You” The second single from I See You Mediabase #41, BDS Indicator 23*, FMQB Tracks #22! Already on KINK, WTTS, KTHX, KCMP, WFUV, KCSN, WRLT, WXPK, WQKL, WYEP, KTBG, KUTX, WPYA, Music Choice, WAPS, KJAC, WERS, WCNR, KCLC, KLRR, WNRN, WFPK... Spotify over 16MM! Recently played Colbert Summer festivals & US dates in Sept & October Official video online now! Justin Townes Earle “Maybe A Moment” The first single from Kids In The Street, in stores now FMQB Tracks 42*, Public 19*! Already on: WRLT, KCMP, XM Loft, KEXP, KCSN, WAPS, WYMS, WYEP, KJAC, WPYA, WFPK, WTMD, WNKU, WJCU, WEXT, KVNA, KRML, KPIG, WUIN, WNRN, WFIV, WMWV, WNCW, KDHX... “Ensures that there is still musc out there to compare to the good old days” - American Songwriter Check out the press and tour dates for Thomas Wynn & The Believers “Wade Waist Deep, by Thomas Wynn and The Believers, out of Orlando, is a Mascot Records debut that won’t seem to leave my CD player. Between the barrelhouse , the organic acous- tic folk-pop, the all-out Americana, the sibling harmonies and classic Country-Rock, I have, indeed, waded waist deep and have come up totally refreshed. Produced by White Stripes producer Vance Powell, there’s even the kind of thought-provoking confessional lyrics that make this spectacular debut more than just a feel-good assemblage of well-worn comfortable clichés. There’s meat on these bones. Highlight? I’ve been playing “We Could All Die Screaming” for friends and neighbors just to see their reaction. Wholeheartedly recommended.” - Aquarian Weekly, 7/12/17

Upcoming tour dates: 7/12 Houston, TX 7/17 Dallas, TX 8/13 Atlanta, GA 7/13 San Antonio, TX 7/19 Little Rock, AR 8/18 Greenville, SC 7/14 Austin, TX 7/20 Memphis, TX 8/19 Jacksonville, FL 7/15 Amarillo, TX 7/21 Knoxville, TN 7/16 Lubbock, TX 8/11 Sunset Beach, FL ... and more to come! The HuffPost asks if Beth Ditto is the new Stevie Nicks “Beth Ditto has always been ready for her close-up, but now the fashion-forward singer is ready for a brighter spotlight, too. After years of churning out upbeat anthems which felt at home in both dance halls and punk clubs, today the former Gossip frontwoman is belting power ballads on her new album, Fake Sugar – and the vibe is completely addictive. The 36-year-old singer, clothing designer, and staunch feminist says songs such as “Love in Real Life” and “Lover” showcase another side of her voice – one she discovered after undergoing throat surgery while writing Fake Sugar. “Removing the polyps made all the difference,” Ditto says of the procedure (the same one endured by before the making of her album, 25). The contrast is noticeable in Ditto’s “cleaner” alto vocals, which soar on the rhythmic standout track, “We Could Run.” The hit-to-be sounds as if it was plucked from Stevie Nicks’s early-1980s solo catalogue. “I wrote that song about (Gossip bandmate Nathan Howdeshell) and me before the breakup (of the band),” Ditto says. “The song is about being teenagers in the the middle of nowhere, escaping from Arkansas, and making up adulthood as you go along.” The abandon in the song’s chorus gets at the heart of Ditto’s upbringing in a Southern town with no malls, no rock shows and a conservative Christian college which she says dominated every aspect of daily life. “I grew up between two worlds – it wasn’t like Nashville or Atlanta or even Little Rock. It was isolated, so music was our only way to break out.” Between its late-1990s beginning and 2016 split, Gossip formed in Washington state after Ditto left Arkansas, toured with Sleater-Kinney, released music on the indie-pedigreed Kill Rock Stars label, built a huge UK following, played Glastonbury music festival, recorded with , and synced its song “Heavy Cross” to a Dior parfum commercial. Along the way, the trio’s sound floated between Giorgio Moroder-inspired beats and Southern punk-funk. Pitchfork readers may have found the concept of Gossip too mainstream in its final days as a band but Ditto’s metamorphosis from alterna-babe who plays dive bars to TV talk show frequenter has no doubt inspired singers such as Alabama Shakes’ Brittany Howard and younger acts such as Haim and Hey Violet down a similar path toward wider recognition. Just because Fake Sugar is long on listenability doesn’t mean diehard fans of Gossip should worry this second solo effort from Ditto (she also released an EP in 2011) is too soft on attitude: “Fire” and “Oo La La” – which recall the tribal sound of Bow Wow Wow’s remake of “I Want Candy,” only with an added dose of second-millennium steroids – keep the deep bass, heavy drums and “zero f***s” spirit that has defined Ditto’s career thus far. The Stevie Nicks comparison might seem like a lazy example, but this journalist is not afraid to be the 100th to say it. There’s something big brewing on Fake Sugar inside these melodic choruses about childhood dreams. Ditto’s voice may recall the way the Fleetwood Mac singer gravitates between a vulnerable vibrato and a massive arena wail, yet who wouldn’t want to hear a vocalist like that on the airwaves in 2017? Let’s hope chiffonheads (as Nicks’s diehard followers refer to themselves) embrace the comparison, because it’s too late to turn back now: Ditto’s hair is already blowing in the wind on a stage near you.” - HuffPost, 6/27/17 Paste Magazine profiles the new single from The Lone Bellow “Strange as it may be, The Lone Bellow sound, um, happy? The three main members—Zach Williams, Brian Elmquist and Kanine Pipkin—have all found the loves they seemed like they lost (or never had) on 2013’s self-titled debut. They all have kids now, and they all recently re-located from Brooklyn to Nashville. Whether by causation or correlation to these life changes, the country-folk trio has adjusted its sound that’s now fit for its new major label audience. After about two and a half years since the band’s sophomore effort Then Came The Morning, The Lone Bellow returns with “Time’s Always Leaving.” Kicking off with a stomping rhythm and radio-ready riff, the tune offers a chastising personi- fication of time—that cruel mistress who never takes off her coat when she comes or leaves a note when she leaves. If “Time’s Always Leaving” is any indication, the trio built on singing together through pain has grown up to become the group who lived to tell the story of how they evaded death and overcame heartbreak. They’re the band that turned commiserating tragedy with each other into celebrating life with thousands of their friends and fans. And with those signature harmonies that cut right to the soul, The Lone Bellow could sing about anything and make it sound convincing. The Lone Bellow’s third studio album, Walk Into A Storm, is due out September 15th via Descendant Records/Sony Music Masterworks.” - Paste, 6/15/17 Coming up... 7/24: Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band “Nothing But The Night,” Picture This “Take My Hand”... 7/31: Will Hoge, Good Old War... August: Jackie Greene, Alex Lahey, Lilly Hiatt, JD McPherson, , Jonny Lang RIGHT ARM RESOURCE WEEKLY UPDATE - 7/12/2017