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Quite Great Music PR care about the musicians they work with. Not only in terms of how successful we can make them, but in terms of their health as an artist too. The glitz and glamour of being a musician or in a band is undoubtedly very appealing. It’s the kind of thing we deemRead more

Now more than ever, thousands of us are streaming music – according to The Business of Apps SoundCloud alone has 76 million registered users and over 175 million people access the application once a month. Are you as impressed with these figures as we are!? With the introduction of digital streaming and applications such asRead more

In this article, we talk about neurological condition Synesthesia, a disorder that stimulates several of your senses and how it affects musicians, including the world’s biggest pop star Billie Eilish.Read more

Women in music. It’s a discussion I think people are bored of having now. Oh, what’s that? Another Reading and Leeds line up announced, and women are angry again about the lack of gender diversity? However, this is a discussion I will keep igniting until change happens. Gender inequality in music is something that needsRead more

Made redundant from his job last summer, Richard Stevens, 54, of Borehamwood in Hertfordshire, has now found himself with a brand-new job, thanks to the help of his 16-year-old son Oscar and a song he wrote and sent to employers asking them to look beyond CVs and look at the person behind the paper whenRead more

According to Music Week: Under coronavirus, many hard-pressed music biz executives may have taken on a side gig. But now it’s started happening to technology companies as well. Everywhere you look, digital firms are widening their remit as the industry places bets on where things might end up once we settle on the exact formatRead more

BBC Radio 1 presenter Jack Saunders has reassured bands and labels that he will continue to support alternative music. As exclusively revealed this month by Music Week, station head Aled Haydn Jones has entrusted Saunders with a brand new multi-genre show, Radio 1’s Future Artists, which will air at 10pm on Monday to Wednesday. ItRead more

Here in the willful west, the vast majority of us are determined to resist ageing. Our collective fear of death has never felt so prevalent, as we move away from organised religion and the idea of an afterlife, towards the wellness industry, in search of the elixir of everlasting life on earth — or rather,Read more

The COVID pandemic has prevented official RAJAR figures from deep analysis of the highly anticipated radio listenership during the lockdown period but individual stations are revealing the first signs of an extraordinary increase in figures. Most excitingly for the music industry, it seems music radio is benefitting across the board, from dance stations to country,Read more

If you ever have a chance to look at Quite Great google reviews you will see that overall we have very positive reviews with the exception of perhaps one, which in turn inspired me to write this feature, as that review from a singer in Bangor Northern Ireland called Eve Williams – who clearly lovesRead more