We’ve just signed a “single song assignment” deal with Respect Music Publishing. They are an independent music publisher with world-wide representation. If you check out their website, you will see that they have quite an impressive roster of songwriters and artists.
They are going to help us get our music “out there”, so thanks to them from us!
Adrian’s daughter, Aubrey, was born on 7th July 2008. Mother (Emma) and child are both well We are all overjoyed. She’s lovely. Just thought you’d like to know…
All the Jonas and Plunkett albums are now available for your perusal on Last.fm. This nifty little site plays songs from any artist and matches them with similar artists, allowing you to discover new music. Clever stuff. They also do something called scrobbling, which is a made-up word.
There is a bit of re-configuration going on, with regards to our music on the internet. It seems that our last distribution was a bit limited, so we decided to take over. We, it seems, have the power to distribute widely. That means our music is (or will be very soon) available not just on iTunes UK, but also on Napster, Emusic, Rhapsody, Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk, and iTunes across the whole world. This is good news for us, because we have a huge world-wide fan-base. Well, whilst that may not be entirely true, we do have a few “fans” (loosely defined) in far-flung places like the Czech Republic, Hungary, Japan, Russia, the USA and Norwich.
The link for our first album (which has undergone this radical new distribution) is right here:
The new album has just been sent for “mastering”. This, I believe, is a technical term for “making it sound better”. A nice chap in the US called “Jamz” (not his real name) is doing the job for us. He’s very efficient, so it should be ready soon. As I sit here, writing this on my laptop, I am listening to the album in my headphones. Isn’t technology great?
The album contains 13 songs which we have, for some reason, not included in other albums. Some of the tracks date back to the vintage age of Jonas and Plunkett ( a time we fondly remember as the “golden years”), whilst others were written and recorded just before I left for my jaunt down-under. The album is a bit more “pop” than the last couple of albums, but we’ve still managed to cram in a few of the classic guitar-and-cello-and-lots-of-vocal-harmony-type songs too. We’ve called it “Changing the subject” for 2 reasons: 1. The album represents a slight change of style for us, and 2. “Changing the subject” was our name. for our first 2 gigs ever.
We’ve even included a cover version of a Kylie track on the album.
We’ve nearly finished the 3rd album. This one is a bit more “demo” than the last 2 albums, and a bit more fun. We’ve packed it full with lots of songs. At last count we’re expecting to get about 15 or 16 songs on there. All the recording is done, and we’re now just mixing / mastering.
Release date will probably be in March / April. We’ll post on here nearer the time.
We’ve also just re-released our first album “In no particular order” on iTunes.
Hello all. The nice people at BBC Radio 2 are going to give our charity record a spin! Tune in to Good Morning Sunday on Sunday January 6th between 8am and 9am and listen out for us.