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Top 40
If I Die Young - The Band Perry
Cheers (Drink To That) - Rihanna
Better With The Lights Off - New Boyz f Chris Brown
Price Tag - Jessie J f B.O.B.
Country
We Owned The Night - Lady Antebellum
Drink In My Hand - Eric Church
Baggage Claim - Miranda Lambert
Rock
Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall - Coldplay
Irresistible Force - Jane's Addiction
Little Bad Girl - David Guetta f Taio Cruz & Ludacris
Tonight, Tonight (Riddler Remix) - Hot Chelle Rae
Mr. Saxobeat - Alexandra Stan
Top 40
If I Die Young - The Band Perry
Cheers (Drink To That) - Rihanna
Better With The Lights Off - New Boyz f Chris Brown
Price Tag - Jessie J f B.O.B.
Country
We Owned The Night - Lady Antebellum
Drink In My Hand - Eric Church
Baggage Claim - Miranda Lambert
Rock
Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall - Coldplay
Irresistible Force - Jane's Addiction
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| Meet Georgia Singer/Songwriter Hali Hicks |
| Music Genres: Country |
Hali Hicks is already a well-known veteran resident and recording
artist in Nashville...And all before the age of 21.
Toting a Martin guitar, Hali is always at the ready to sing a song.
She’s been singing since she was a toddler and started playing her
guitar when she was 13. With many influences throughout her
young but seasoned life, she could tell you about some all-time
favorite performers of hers – such as LeAnn Rimes and Dolly
Parton.
Being in Nashville brings a unique exposure and because there’s so
much live music there she doesn't have much reason to listen to her
iPod. However, she does have Lady Antebellum and Miranda
Lambert in her iTunes lineup. When thinking about influences, what
comes to her lips immediately is the indelible influence that her
family has had on her life. Tender reverence is revealed as she
speaks of the support and assistance she has received from her
daddy, her mama, her grandmother (‘nanny’) and the rest of her
family.
Her musical exploration of other artists began with an interesting
mixture of styles. Her first CD was given to her as a gift - a LeAnn
Rimes album. She also recalls receiving The Essential Dolly Parton
album later on. The first concert she attended was Carmen, a
gospel concert. Her favorite band is Lynyrd Skynyrd (and thanks to
her daddy, she can play some Skynyrd!) These early introductions
are frequently evident in the tone and timbre of her vocal
expressions.
Hali’s family took a brave step when she was 15. Her mother and
sister moved with her to Nashville to help her pursue a career as a
music artist. After 2 years of investing their life focus on supporting
Hali’s career, her family needed to return to Georgia, so, at 17, her
daddy gave her $100 and a tank of gas. She got a job as a waitress
and saved every penny so she could live. After three weeks she
started working as a full-time singer and has been ever since...she
is living independently and surrounded by great artists of all levels
of development.
She goes home on holidays and still gets homesick for her family, so
it’s no surprise that she finds creative ways to incorporate them into
her music. She has recorded a song about her family, Down Home
Pickin’, featuring her daddy and her brother Bryce as
instrumentalists.
artist in Nashville...And all before the age of 21.
Toting a Martin guitar, Hali is always at the ready to sing a song.
She’s been singing since she was a toddler and started playing her
guitar when she was 13. With many influences throughout her
young but seasoned life, she could tell you about some all-time
favorite performers of hers – such as LeAnn Rimes and Dolly
Parton.
Being in Nashville brings a unique exposure and because there’s so
much live music there she doesn't have much reason to listen to her
iPod. However, she does have Lady Antebellum and Miranda
Lambert in her iTunes lineup. When thinking about influences, what
comes to her lips immediately is the indelible influence that her
family has had on her life. Tender reverence is revealed as she
speaks of the support and assistance she has received from her
daddy, her mama, her grandmother (‘nanny’) and the rest of her
family.
Her musical exploration of other artists began with an interesting
mixture of styles. Her first CD was given to her as a gift - a LeAnn
Rimes album. She also recalls receiving The Essential Dolly Parton
album later on. The first concert she attended was Carmen, a
gospel concert. Her favorite band is Lynyrd Skynyrd (and thanks to
her daddy, she can play some Skynyrd!) These early introductions
are frequently evident in the tone and timbre of her vocal
expressions.
Hali’s family took a brave step when she was 15. Her mother and
sister moved with her to Nashville to help her pursue a career as a
music artist. After 2 years of investing their life focus on supporting
Hali’s career, her family needed to return to Georgia, so, at 17, her
daddy gave her $100 and a tank of gas. She got a job as a waitress
and saved every penny so she could live. After three weeks she
started working as a full-time singer and has been ever since...she
is living independently and surrounded by great artists of all levels
of development.
She goes home on holidays and still gets homesick for her family, so
it’s no surprise that she finds creative ways to incorporate them into
her music. She has recorded a song about her family, Down Home
Pickin’, featuring her daddy and her brother Bryce as
instrumentalists.
Young and self-reliant, she already has a great fan base who
are real music lovers and enthusiastic about live, expressive
music. With every song, Hali delivers the experience a country
music lover has come to crave.
For more information, visit www.halihicksmusic.com/
are real music lovers and enthusiastic about live, expressive
music. With every song, Hali delivers the experience a country
music lover has come to crave.
For more information, visit www.halihicksmusic.com/
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Welcome to the New Music USA "For DJs Only" Division! If you are a radio DJ, mobile DJ, or a club DJ, this site is for
you! We keep you updated on the latest tracks often before they are even released! We discuss equipment, industry
trends, professionalism, branding, advertising, business ideologies and more.
My name is DJ Jay-Jay. I am a mobile DJ. You can read more about that by clicking on my DJ Service link. I have an
Internet radio station called The Indie Station. It's format is indie pop/rock. I've done some podcasts. In fact, we are
working on some new ones for the New Music USA site, which is my newest website. Before getting involved in all of
these things, I worked in both commercial and public radio, and formats such as Top 40, County, Hot AC, Classic
Rock, News/Talk, Jazz, Blues, New Age, and Stardust.
I knew that I wanted to be a DJ since I was 8 years old. I think it comes from a love of music, comedy, electronics, and
what can be created when you combine them. I spent much of my childhood in front of a radio. There was a DJ I heard
who was funnier and more creative that the rest. His name was Craig O'Neill, and he's now a newscaster. But the
creativity and comedy that he put into his Top 40 morning show in Little Rock, Arkansas, made me want to be a DJ.
You'll see him in a couple of photos on my DJ Blog. Check out our list of tracks below and check back ofter for updates.
you! We keep you updated on the latest tracks often before they are even released! We discuss equipment, industry
trends, professionalism, branding, advertising, business ideologies and more.
My name is DJ Jay-Jay. I am a mobile DJ. You can read more about that by clicking on my DJ Service link. I have an
Internet radio station called The Indie Station. It's format is indie pop/rock. I've done some podcasts. In fact, we are
working on some new ones for the New Music USA site, which is my newest website. Before getting involved in all of
these things, I worked in both commercial and public radio, and formats such as Top 40, County, Hot AC, Classic
Rock, News/Talk, Jazz, Blues, New Age, and Stardust.
I knew that I wanted to be a DJ since I was 8 years old. I think it comes from a love of music, comedy, electronics, and
what can be created when you combine them. I spent much of my childhood in front of a radio. There was a DJ I heard
who was funnier and more creative that the rest. His name was Craig O'Neill, and he's now a newscaster. But the
creativity and comedy that he put into his Top 40 morning show in Little Rock, Arkansas, made me want to be a DJ.
You'll see him in a couple of photos on my DJ Blog. Check out our list of tracks below and check back ofter for updates.
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