ARTISTchannel is a marketing service. Developed by Control Thought Marketing Company. We help artists gain exposure to build a strong fan base. We cater to Urban Rock, R&B, and Hip-Hop. Then the culture that surrounds it. Which is the fashion, designers, cars, skateboarding, graffiti, breakdancers, models, and life. The Mid-Atlantic area is about to get changed musically for R&B, Rock, Hip-Hop, and Urban music. We cater first to the music. Then to channel into the surroundings of the culture. We need models, fashion designers, producers, dee-jays, and visual artists. ARTISTchannel™ TV show is out on ION Media Networks/iTV. Channel 66 WPXW-Washington, DC, and on your TV Guide Channel look for ION media/Independent Television. This is a NBC owned network.
The cities marked are at the peak distanctance of our current coverage. ARTISTchannel™ television show in the Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, DC Metropolitan area. Looking for Rock, Urban, and RnB artists for exposure on a network station, for local regional cable coverage. Building a fan base is tough, so we are making easier to bring TV to local neighborhood groups, who take their passion seriously. In 2007, we are now possible to give artists more regions and marketing areas like Philadelphia, PA, Baltimore, MD, & Norfolk, VA with surroundins cities. we have a FM radio show on 106.7FM WJFK. This show will start June 3rd, Sundays at midnight. It will be a half a hour show, which caters to ARTISTchannel™ supportors, music, and fans.Basic commercial slots, we have 15 seconds and 30 second
Rock Band Interviews, and Music Videos needed for future episodes of ARTISTchannel NBC, networrk TV show.
If you do not have any, contact us about this. We will get it done right for the NBC owned netowrk and your demo reels. We are in need of Rock Bands. Metropolitan area coverage, Washington, DC, Virginia, and Maryland.
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