Press Release: February 2008
ANYTHING BUT MONDAY BANNED FROM
PERFORMING AT 2008 MIAMI WMC!!
Miami-based musical group ANYTHING BUT MONDAY has been banned from the WMC on the basis of being “too dangerous.”
The group of girls, whose name is derived from the fact that they “never want the weekend to end,” says it’s all a big misunderstanding!
One conference official, who asked not to be identified, has commented that the group was so brand new that their application to perform did not even arrive until beyond the mandatory deadline . . . but that even still, a special exception was made for them to perform due to their seemingly overnight popularity amongst the DJ population. However, when it was discovered that the girl’s performance included a massive pyrotechnic show with a row of a dozen cannons that shot fireballs out over the audience, we felt it prudent to eliminate them from the performance roster due to liability factors. “They are simply too dangerous.”
The official goes on to say that:
“the conference would have been glad to have had the group still perform if they would have agreed to forego the use of pyro. But, instead, some of their Miami-based DJ friends all got together and arranged for them to perform secretly and unannounced at club MANSION during the height of the Conference. When we learned of this, we felt it prudent to ban them altogether from the Conference in order to completely distance ourselves of any potential liability."
Group singer, Porscha, responded by suggesting that:
"Osama Bin Laudin is “too dangerous” . . . and Al Pacino in Scarface is “too dangerous” . . . all we have are a couple dozen fireballs that fizzle out in a split second . . . we’ve never blinded or cooked any of our fans, and as far as we know no one has even gotten an eyebrow toasted . . ."
As far as planning to secretly perform under the radar of Conference officials, the girls feel that this probably was not the best laid plan . . . because they got caught before they could pull it off.
Canadian-based, Phantom 4 Music Publishing Group is somewhat disappointed with the way this went down for the girls, but finds that as a result of it all the girl’s morale is now at an all-time high. They actually like being “too dangerous.”
UPDATE: P4MG is excited to learn that "30 Days 'til I'm Famous" is heavily in negotiations with one of the world's most powerful music distribution companies and, at the same time, on the verge of signing a ground-breaking Internet deal.
A fully edited pilot is about 20 to 30 days from completion.
In the meantime, NAYER, one of 5 members of the fabulous "ANYTHING BUT MONDAY" all-female group, is currently in New York at finishing up her share of the vocal work on the group's songs for the television show soundtrack and album releases. Sharing studio time with her is PAUL from "NEW LIFE CRISIS" working on his tracks for the show. At the same time, Paul's song DAYLIGHT IN YOUR EYES - which will be used in the show soundtrack - has now reached triple platinum status at 3.2 million in certified sales in Europe.
Swedish producer, , of HITFIRE PRODUCTIONS is working simultaneously from his studio in Stockholm via Internet lock-up with Ruffhouse / Platinum Island producer, Stephen Stone, at the Lobo Recording Studios in New York. Also, INSOMNIAX producers, , will be joining the production on September 5th to assist in the co-production of their "ANYTHING BUT MONDAY" track called "BUCKWILD".
Stay tuned for more updates!
NEWS: P4MG places writer song called "Get What You Give" in the 2006 direct to DVD movie "". Check out the movie!
UPDATE: Phantom 4 Music - January 2006 - P4MG adds an additional 8 songs placed within the upcoming docu/reality show "30 Days 'til I'm Famous" bringing the new song total to 28!
UPDATE: Phantom 4 Music - November 2005 - P4MG adds an additional 10 songs placed within the upcoming docu/reality show "30 Days 'til I'm Famous" bringing the new song total to 20!
Airing sometime between spring and summer of 2006, this fresh docu/reality show will focus on 3 bands trying to make it in the music industry. As more details on this show are released, check back and learn about it here first!
NEWS: Phantom 4 Music - June 2004 - P4MG gets 9 to 10 songs placed with new docu/reality show "30 Days 'til I'm Famous"
Airing in Spring of 2006, this fresh docu/reality show will focus on 3 bands trying to make it in the music industry.
