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Karen Ruimy is a Moroccan-born performer, writer and philanthropist. A former banker at Finacor in Paris, she changed careers at age 30 to become a spiritual author. Working with clients and focusing on their influences within the world of female well-being is a constant privilege for us Quite Great. Looking after celebrity PR our aimRead more

At Quite Great we have built up a reputation as one of the leading PR Companies for providing PR and Marketing services, across a wide spectrum of clients from Music, Apps, Art, Books to Corporate & Charity.  When it comes to brand services, we have a variety of marketing services to support you, so whether youRead more

Five years ago, a ground-breaking study by the charity, Help Musicians, revealed the astonishing statistic that musicians are three times more likely than average to suffer from mental health issues. The music industry, it seems, is slowly starting to take notice of this, and taking steps to support their artists. Independent musicians, however, do not haveRead more

Quite Great prides ourselves on the connections we have built up and the services we have been providing our clients for the past 25 years. As one of the leading PR companies offering PR and marketing services for a wide range of clients, including Art, Music, Charity, Apps, Books and Corporate, we know a thingRead more

Bandcamp may only be twelve years old, a baby in terms of traditional retail, but in online years, that could almost count as veteran. For those who may not have heard of it, Bandcamp is an online platform where independent music artists can set up their own ‘storefronts’ to sell digital downloads, physical CDs andRead more

At Quite Great we have built up a reputation as one of the leading PR Company’s for providing PR and Marketing services, across a wide spectrum of clients from Music, Apps, Art, Books to Corporate & Charity.  When it comes to brand services, we have a variety of marketing services to support you, so whether youRead more

Kurt Cobain playing drums at an assembly at Montesano High School, Montesano, Washington, US, 1981 Nirvana’s Nevermind, which turns thirty years old this month, is an album that was never likely to be forgotten. Many elements combine here: the record’s now iconic cover – a submerged baby swimming towards a dollar bill; the tragic deathRead more

Exhibiting art isn’t all about white gallery walls and open spaces, as an artist, you must think outside the box. While many art lovers enjoy a trip to an art exhibition, there are many who simply don’t have the time or don’t feel inclined to attend. So, finding spaces where you can display your artRead more

Capturing the sensation of movement on a two-dimensional canvas has long proved both a challenge and an inspiration for artists and photographers alike. The human form in motion, especially when dancing, remains one of nature’s most compelling visions and, throughout the years, creatives have sought to translate that magic to a still form. Here areRead more

Steampunk is a movement, a creative outlet and an art-form which embraces literature, painting, photography, fashion, music, film and a myriad other avenues of expression. Its origins lie in the first wave of science fiction writing, which arose during the Victorian era, and with early film pioneers such as Marie-Georges-Jean Méliès. At its heart, steampunkRead more