RPME Records powerhouse vocalist Maggie Rose is kicking off the New Year with rave reviews for her debut album, CUT TO IMPRESS. The acclaimed project was featured on Roughstock.com’s Best Albums of 2013 list, and it was one of only four country albums to make Amazon.com’s Best Music of 2013. She was also recognized as the 6th Most Played Country Female of 2013 by Mediabase. Continue Reading →
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Maggie Rose Rings In The New Year With National Attention
Maggie Rose’s New Music Video for “Better” Premiering May 30th
Get Up Close and Personal with Maggie Rose by Tuning Into CountryWeekly.com‘s Google+ Hangout
RPM Entertainment’s Maggie Rose has pulled the heartstrings of many country music fans with her new chart-topping single “Better,” found on her debut album Cut To Impress. The music video can be seen online exclusively at CountryWeekly.com before it hits the video networks later in the week.
Filmed at two locations in Nashville, TN, one being the once home of Nashville’s mayor during the Civil War, the video was produced by Yeah Yeah Creative and takes the viewer on a journey of healing. The song lyrics (I just want to move on/ with my life/ put the pieces back together/ I just want to feel better) lend themselves to many different interpretations, so Rose and her creative team decided to play on the ambiguity while creating the video concept.
Album Review: Maggie Rose’s ‘Cut To Impress’
Just received an advance copy of Maggie Rose’s debut album on RPM Entertainment entitled ‘Cut To Impress‘ produced by Blake Chancey, Stephony Smith, and James Stroud. The most recent single “I Ain’t Your Mama” (a playful, mid-tempo, female anthem) was released earlier this year to country radio and had some success by landing in the top 30. I had hoped it would climb higher for this extremely-talented artist whose career I have followed since she went by Margaret Durante about a year and a half ago when she underwent a bit of an image revamp taking her from the blondish/brown longhaired “girl next door” to the short, playful platinum blonde bombshell image of the “girl next door” gone slightly bad (although, just between you and I, she’s not really bad at all, but a real sweetheart) and all grown up. Just a fun image revamp to relaunch her as an artist; showing some growth and branding as an artist. Yes, I said branding because as an artist they are also a brand. Continue Reading →
