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Post by roger on Aug 26, 2007 10:23:15 GMT
According to Bedlam Management, it is hoped that All Angels' debut album will be released in America and Australia. No dates have been indicated but early in 2008 is looking hopeful. If it is released in America, my guess is that they will also release in Canada but that has not been discussed. I am told that a New Zealand release is less likely at the moment but not impossible. Mainland Europe and all other countries have not yet been mentioned.
Roger
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Post by Belinda on Aug 26, 2007 12:19:31 GMT
I am told that a New Zealand release is less likely at the moment but not impossible. Roger i'm not really surprised there has been no promotion of them at all .here , Has any promotion been done in America and Australia. The Nz publics only a small market i know and it seems not worth the effort in the eyes of some record labels.  Not just re All Angels but others as well. Belinda |
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Post by Caitlin on Aug 26, 2007 12:29:56 GMT
HI Belinda,
I'm not aware of any promotion being done in the US. I'll have my friends on the look-out for any promo though. Since girl-groups and boy-bands are becoming popular once again in the US it would seem the right time to promote All Angels - even though they aren't a purely POP genre like most girl-groups and boy-bands.
<3 Caitlin
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Post by roger on Aug 26, 2007 12:42:03 GMT
Hi Belinda and Caite,
It is not likely that there would be any promotion in any given country until such times as the release was imminent. At the moment, there isn't really anything to promote in NZ or the US. So, if nothing has been seen there, that doesn't necessarily indicate that the album will never be released. The record companies are merely waiting until the time is right which, apart from anything else, is dependent upon All Angels being available to do some promoting by visiting your countries.
Meanwhile, all record companies have representatives all over the world. Part of their job is to assess the level of interest in any given market. Even without any local promo, singers and groups can still begin to become known. If those people make enquiries about the release of an album in sufficient numbers, it just might help.
What I was told last night implies that the feedback coming from the US and Australia is more positive than it is from NZ and elsewhere.
Roger
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Post by Natasha on Aug 26, 2007 16:31:18 GMT
Well, I hope this works out because I would love to see All Angels here in the States. You guys in the UK need to be more sharing with your awesome artists!  |
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Post by Oksana on Aug 28, 2007 1:56:04 GMT
If those people make enquiries about the release of an album in sufficient numbers, it just might help. I'm going to repost that snippet of Roger's post, because I really do think it's important to show Bedlam Management our interest. The funny thing is, I had just emailed them last week about a US/Canada release!  I do hope the CD will be released over here -- preferably the special edition! Oksy |
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Post by meldy on Sept 14, 2007 23:25:13 GMT
You guys in the UK need to be more sharing with your awesome artists!   I agree, the "right time" will come for All Angels to go full on promoting their music in the USA/Canada/New Zealand. I have a feeling that they may be the ones to introduce even more classical music to the younger audiences here in the US because they are teenagers, and they may attract more teens into the classical music world. I'll be telling my friends about them, though Meldy |
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