SINGAPORE, July 14, 2012 (Press-News.org) Many years in the making and recorded at various corners of the globe, Arun Shenoy Music Publishing (ASMP), Singapore is delighted to announce the worldwide release of the highly anticipated new record from Arun Shenoy on August 30, 2012.
Titled, "Rumbadoodle", this explosive world fusion record offers a bold new perspective on the Rumba Flamenco, combining elements of the traditional art form with a myriad of popular music. Recorded almost entirely live across the globe, the record is an exploratory journey, doodling across genre boundaries as we know it today, creating a unique and true masterpiece along the way. An Arun Shenoy signature.
For a specially hand-packaged, pre-release audio CD for review; or for more information, promo requests and to set up an interview, please contact ASMP using the contact information supplied
Arun Shenoy Music Publishing
E-mail: info@arunshenoy.com
Phone: +65 - 9029 8716
Postal: 23, West Coast Crescent, #21-09, Singapore 128046, SINGAPORE
About
Arun Shenoy Music Publishing (ASMP) is a company created by record producer and songwriter Arun Shenoy. The catalogue is currently home to all of Arun Shenoy's productions, as well as publishing rights held of of upcoming writers and artists. As with other publishers in recent years, the company also undertakes the work traditionally done by record labels - produce, record, and promote artists under its umbrella. With tens of thousands of fans on our Facebook page and hundreds more every day, that is the place to be for updates on new music, free downloads, videos, upcoming artists, and all things current. Arun Shenoy Music Publishing is registered in the Republic of Singapore (Registration No: 53185010B).
Website: http://www.arunshenoy.com
The Explosive New World Fusion Record From Producer Arun Shenoy
Many years in the making and recorded at various corners of the globe, Arun Shenoy Music Publishing (ASMP), Singapore is delighted to announce the worldwide release of the highly anticipated new record from Arun Shenoy on August 30, 2012
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[Press-News.org] The Explosive New World Fusion Record From Producer Arun ShenoyMany years in the making and recorded at various corners of the globe, Arun Shenoy Music Publishing (ASMP), Singapore is delighted to announce the worldwide release of the highly anticipated new record from Arun Shenoy on August 30, 2012