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We are independent A&R consultants. We have 3 main areas of focus:
1. Songwriting & Production
2. Live performance
3. General music business
Music industry professionals involved in ArisingArtist include Ged Malone, Simon Burke-Kennedy, Martin Hanlin, Rob Wood, Carl Loben, Ben Batson, Sandy Dworniak, Hans Vandenburg and Menno Timmerman. We are always looking to bring others on board and are currently in talks with a number of high profile professionals.
If you are serious about music, ArisingArtist is here for you.
Have you ever sent a demo to a record label and heard nothing back? Not very helpful, is it? We don’t hide behind the fact that we charge for our services, but you are guaranteed comprehensive feedback from professionals.
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Arising Artist heeft ook een kantoor in Den Haag Nederland en vervult dezelfde dienstverlening als het hoofdkantoor in Londen met als toegevoegde waarde dat hier in Nederland A & R specialisten zijn die de Nederlandse Entertainment markt uitstekend kennen.
Onze diensten staan hieronder vermeld en voor een afname van een dienst: e-mail of bel naar kantoor Den Haag - 070-3600306
Here you will find all our news items from the beginning:
Digga has been recording his first single at Air Studios in Hampstead with renowned producer Simon Franglen. Simon has worked with some of the biggest names in the music business (including Celine Dion, Whitney Huston and Quincy Jones) and produced one of the biggest songs ever: the Titanic theme “My Heart Will Go On”.
The single, “Broken” is being mixed by U.S. mix genius Phil Tan whose credits include: Usher, Snoop Dogg, The Neptunes, Fergie, Ne-Yo, Nelly, Ludacris, Destiny’s Child, Gwen Stefani, Mariah Carey, Janet Jackson…….you get the picture
2008 has already been a great year for UK artists and is only set to get better. With a plethora of highly anticipated forthcoming releases and the charts adorning many of our home grown cuts the scene is really starting to prove it can hold its own against it¹s sizeable relation across the pond.
More good news has just landed too, east London bred voice of the street DIGGA has followed in WILEY and IRONIK¹s footsteps and got himself signed to Asylum RECORDS!!
Following the leak of his hugely popular single 'Broken' it was only a matter of time before the big boys came running.
Without even recording a video for the track the infectious story of love and loss spread world wide through the method of fan made video¹s and support from a number of key radio dj tastemakers.
This is just the start for this star in the making look out for an album to come, collaborations with MJ COLE, CHASE & STATUS & much, much more....
Congratulations DIGGA!!
www.myspace.com/diggauk
July 11, 2008:
Professor Green, managed by ArisingArtist's very own Ged Malone, was at one stage the number two battle MC in the world. The last few years though have seen Pro Green sign to Mike Skinner's label, The Beats, and working on his forthcoming debut album which meant battling was put on hold. This was until a challenge was set...
On Wednesday 9th July Pro Green battled at the Jump Off for the first time in almost three years. What forced Pro Green out of retirement...? £50,000 worth of MySpace promotion. His opponent? Stig of the Dump. The event was set and the hype began:
Roll on Wednesday 9th July!
The Astoria 2 was packed, the crowd was ready and both Pro Green and Stig were pacing about in anticipation. In the end it was a three round battle with some serious lines that certainly wouldn't be suitable to print here but no doubt you'll get the drift... It went all the way but Pro Green received the public vote as well as a unanimous jusges decision. So as it stands Pro Green remains the number one Jump Off battle MC and is £50k richer in the MySpace promotion department.
ArisingArtist would like to congratulate both Pro Green and Ged Malone for their success and hope that forthcoming album will benefit from the MySpace promotion to go multi platinum.
www.myspace.com/professorgreen
June 23, 2008:
Last Friday ArisingArtist had its first international visitor. Nicolas Crausaz flew in from Switzerland to have a one-to-one meeting with Ged and Simon. The Swiss based percussionist came armed with new material and a whole host of questions. Given the smiles in the picture it looks like the session went pretty well...
May 22, 2008:
Today is the day that the songwriters get to rear their heads and attend the annual Ivor Novello Awards. Amy Winehouse, Kate Nash and the Klaxons plus their respective writers are all up for nominations and its always good to see those behind the scenes getting a little bit of exposure and credit.
For the full list of nominations go to:
http://www.theivors.org/awards.html
We look forward to some of our ArisingArtists being nominated for The Ivor Novello Award in the not too distant furture.
13 April, 2008:
Yesterday saw Simon Burke-Kennedy sit on a Music Tank panel specifically aimed at 14 to 18 year olds who have an interest in music and making a career out of music. The event took place at Rough Trade East just off Brick Lane in London and a number of young people turned up to hear what a handful of music industry professionals had to say on the topic of 'Buzz Building For The Digital Teenage Generation'.
In addition to Simon other experts on the panel included Harry Leckstein (Freeport Records), Alfie Dennen (MoBlog:Tech) and Rob & Chris from the band Enter Shikari. The event went well and the young crowd were very responsive.
Additional panels on the same topic take place in Manchester (May 19th) and Liverpool (June 10th). For further info check the Music Tank website (http://www.musictank.co.uk/)