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January 2019 New Release Book January 2019 New Release Book . Contact: Clay Pasternack Gary Davis Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 440-333-2208 | Fax: 440-333-2280 Phone: 206-972-7257 | Fax: 425-671-0193 21258 Maplewood Avenue Rocky River, Ohio 44116-1244 ALICE WALLACE INTO THE BLUE JTM MUSIC Key Selling Points: . These are just a few of the intense visuals that root Alice Wallace in her Southern California landscape and The uncertain ocean. An unpredictable wind. An unforgiving canyon. These are just a few of the intense visuals that root Alice Wallace in her Southern California landscape and which she deeply explores in her evocative new album, INTO THE BLUE - due out on January 18th, 2019. Her style on this latest effort reflects distinctive musical evolution and places Alice squarely among a host of West Coast artists who TRACK LISTING: are finding success in the Americana 1. The Lonely Talking scene with songs that are definitively 2. Santa Ana Winds coastal. 3. Elephants 4. The Blue 5. Desert Rose 6. When She Cries The 10 songs (plus a bonus track) shine an even brighter light on this Golden 7. Echo Canyon State singer, whose luminous voice and 8. The Same Old Song 9. Motorcycle Ride soulful, tremulous delivery is 10. Top Of The World reminiscent of classic country icons 11. For Califia but imbued with her own vocally rich, modern style. INTO THE BLUE will be Release Date: 1/18/19 Format: CD available on CD and vinyl, as well as WholesalePrice: 8.15 digitally. Featured tracks include the CatalogNumber: JTM 11037 Suggested List 12.99 edgy "The Lonely Talking", the Packaging: DIGIPAK California-inspired "Santa Ana Winds" FileUnder: AMERICANA and the lush Americana ballad "The Blue". CPI DISTRIBUTION – CLAY PASTERNACK 440 333 2208, [email protected] RENT BROADWAY ACCOMPANMENT MUSIC Key Selling Points: Idina Menzel starred in the original cast of Rent when it debuted on Broadway in 1996. The show has continued to garner praise over the years; a movie version of the musical was TRACK LISTING: 1/15 Rent released in late 2005. 2/16 One Song Glor 3/17 Light My Cancle 4/18 Tango: Maureen There are 28 tracks on 5/19 Out Tonight 6/20 Another Day this album: Tracks 1- 7/21 Santa Fe 8/22 I’ll Cover Your 14 contain the 9/23 Seasons of Love 10/24 Take Me or Leave Me background tracks 11/25 Without You 12/26 Halloween and guide vocals; 13/27 What You Own 14/28 Your Eyes tracks 15-28 contain ReleaseDate: 1/18/19 Format: CD the background WholesalePrice: 18.75 CatalogNumber: RPT 535 tracks alone. This SuggestedList : 31.99 Packaging: JEWEL album is a re- FileUnder: KARAOKE recording in the original show key and show tempo. CPI DISTRIBUTION – CLAY PASTERNACK 440 333 2208, [email protected] TONY MAKHOUL NEW DAWN TONI Key Selling Points: These 14 improvised solo piano pieces recorded "in the MAKHOUL New Dawn is a universal, socially conscious extension of the romantic vibes of Toni's first three critically acclaimed full length recordings, Dancing Hearts (2014), Eternal Love (2012) and Letter to TRACK LISTING: My Love (2014). While 1 Paris Without You those projects shared the 2 My Number One 3 When You Hold Me intimacy of what he calls 4 Sunrise 5 Sailing With You “a world that comes alive 6 Rare 7 Forbidden in music and love,” the 8 Letter To My Love 9 Please Stay new collection’s 10 The Decision 11 Dry Flower beautifully flowing, lushly 12 Inspiring Steps 13 Secrets Of Silence arranged tunes explore 14 New Dawn the great possibilities of Release Date: 1/18/19 Format: CD what could be WholesalePrice: 7.15 CatalogNumber: TM 3791 accomplished if good- Suggested List 10.99 Packaging: DIGIPAK hearted human beings FileUnder: EASY LISTENING came together in a spirit of love against the rising forces of darkness CPI DISTRIBUTION – CLAY PASTERNACK 440 333 2208, [email protected] AMY MC CARLEY MECO MECO Key Selling Points: RECORDS These 14 improvised solo piano pieces recorded "in the Uniquely relatable, this northern Alabama native’s music is embraced by Americana fans across the country and abroad. Vaughan says, “I think all of her songs come from a personal experience. Each song is about something she’s gone through, which is good because it gives her a little edge on the delivery. The emotional content kinda comes through in there.” MECO, an acronym borrowed from the Space Shuttle program that stands for Main Engine Cut Off, occurred for the shuttle when onboard propulsion systems were disengaged at an TRACK LISTING: altitude where momentum could be maintained by the power of an innate force at work in the 1. A Clue (4:41)* universe, requiring only slight corrections from 2. Clarksdale Blues (4:18)* the vehicle to stay on course. The album traces 3. Everything Changed (5:28) McCarley’s experience of what it's been like 4. High Wire (4:20) 5. Days (3:13)* leaving life as a NASA contractor to pursue a career in music. 6. Never Can Tell (2:39) McCarley explains the inspiration behind the 7. How You Do (4:3) album, “Similar to shuttle missions, the 8. Happy (4:12)* trajectory of my path has been defined by how 9. Ain’t Life Funny (3:04)* well I have been able to develop personal 10. Farewell Paradise (3:57) strength as an artist to the point where the possibility of connecting with the enormous 1. collaborative power of other worldly talent Release Date: 1/18/19 exists. There’s only so far a body can go on their Format: CD own. It has taken everything I have plus the WholesalePrice: 7.65 guiding unseen hands of time, chance, and the CatalogNumber: PMM 116 willingness of key individuals to contribute in Suggested List 11.99 order to maintain momentum for my music.” Packaging: DIGIPAK FileUnder: COUNTRY CPI DISTRIBUTION – CLAY PASTERNACK 440 333 2208, [email protected] JAKE LECKIE THE ABODE Key Selling Points: . These are just a few of the intense visuals that root Alice Wallace in her Southern California landscape and Paying tribute to the people and places that have collectively attributed to Bassist Jake Leckie’s identity, the compositions heard on his debut album, The Abode, evoke a true sense of place. This music is a TRACK LISTING: meditation on migration, 1. The Abode understanding, and empathy. 2. Metis With an organic compositional 3. Bam Bam 4. Mutuality approach, and an interactive 5. Negev group improvisational style, 6. Morning Sound Leckie creates acoustic 7. After the Flood 8. Perseverance music that is elevated, while simultaneously burrowing a Release Date: 1/25/19 Format: CD deep engagement with his WholesalePrice: 9.90 CatalogNumber: OIM 1903 audience. Suggested List 14.99 Packaging: ECO-WALLET FileUnder: JAZZ CPI DISTRIBUTION – CLAY PASTERNACK 440 333 2208, [email protected] PARADISO AND RASAMAYI AGAPE EVOLUTION: “THE MOVEMENT” TH 5 ELEMENT Key Selling Points: MUSIC Agape Evolution: The Movement Evolutionary Frequencies to support our next leap forward: humanity's embodiment of divine love Agape Evolution is instrumental world / new age / healing music featuring Paradiso on crystal and traditional didgeridoos and Sage: world's largest crystal didgeridoo, keyboards, crystal tuning forks, hand drums, hammer dulcimer, harmonium, tampura and throat singing. Rasamayi's angelic seed mantra chanting, Alchemy crystal singing bowls, expanding crystal pyramids and Ajni: the 2nd largest crystal didgeridoo. This double album is ideal for meditation, relaxation, massage, and all other healing modalities. It contributes to planetary healing through a story of powerful divine love. TRACK LISTING: The music takes you through the evolution of a soul. First, it stares unflinchingly at the shadow. The sound integrates DISC 1 1.Clearing Vortex the soul lesson there, and transmutes it into a higher 2.Goddess Fire expression of embodied divinity. Here is one of the song's 3.Archangel Intercession from "Agape Evolution." 4.Agape’s Call 5.Love's Visioning 6.Shadow Illumination We have been creating healing soundscapes together 7.Integrating Divine since 2008. You can hear the deepening connection of our 8.Transcending Time hearts and souls in “Agape Evolution.” We are so grateful DISC 2 for the inspiration and ability to share this healing energy 9.Entering AUM with you. 10.Ancestors' Embrace 11.Sowing StarSeeds 12.Birthing the Eternal We are Paradiso & Rasamayi, founders of Evolutionary 13.Sacred Heart Soaring Music. Paradiso plays didgeridoos and Rasamayi plays 14.Beyond Attachment alchemy singing bowls and sings. We facilitate rebirth on 15.Global AUM individual and collective levels with sacred sound. Release Date: 1/18/19 Format: CD We listen to divine guidance as we connect with the sacred WholesalePrice: 13.90 sound current with beloveds in Evolutionary Music CatalogNumber: PMR 9 concerts throughout the country. We also we share what Suggested List 21.99 we hear for the collective through recordings like this. Packaging: DIGIPAK FileUnder: NEW AGE We have just finished creating our fourth album, “Agape Evolution: The Movement.” We have been so blessed in our service, with four best album of the year awards, but we are certain this is by FAR the most beautiful and powerful yet. CPI DISTRIBUTION – CLAY PASTERNACK 440 333 2208, [email protected] Filthy Princess Records is pleased to announce the deluxe edition of Tales of Torment - the critically acclaimed album from Los Angeles based progressive rock/metal band, The Longing, now featuring additional unreleased bonus tracks. With previous singles scooping countless radio airplay in the UK and 18 countries worldwide, plus UK Record of the Week, as well as numerous TV and movie slots including MTV, The Cannes Film Festival and a score for William Shakespeare’s The Tempest, there’s no doubt that The Longing are highly influential force across the global prog/rock music scene.
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