BELLEVUE, Wash., Feb. 12, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- N.R.G. Entertainment, Inc. (Other OTC:NRET), announced today that it is negotiating with Irish recording artist, Solomon, for their next recording. Solomon's first recording was produced by Steve Brown, a world-class producer known for his production work with, among others, George Michael and the Cult. Solomon is currently enjoying a top ten radio hit in Ireland (number 2 on the Irish radio charts).
N.R.G. Entertainment's new Solomon recording will be co-produced by Henry "Hen Gee" Garcia -- who is currently enjoying success with his million selling production of the new Tupac recording "Tupac: The Resurrection" -- featuring Eminem on the hit single "One Day at a Time". Tupac is a multi-million selling artist who died tragically a few years ago, but who's recordings still dominate the charts. Eminem is a household name in the music industry, also a multi-million selling artist.
Mr. Garcia is presently also launching his new television interview show, "The Movement". As creator, host, and producer, Mr. Garcia will be interviewing professional sports figures, movie stars, and top recording artists. The program reaches 6 million households nationwide.
ABOUT THE COMPANY:
The N.R.G. Entertainment corporate mandate is to find and develop new talent for the major record labels. N.R.G. is now well positioned to be the leading global supplier of new talent by providing independent artists with much needed integrated support and services through the Company's four basic business divisions; Indieland Music Services Ltd. (artist acquisitions, distribution and licensing), FATBOY Records Corp. (record label division), Zanzara Music Publishing (publishing), and NRG Multimedia Group (Internet division). The Company believes that its unique market focus will enable it to experience exceptional revenue and earnings growth over the intermediate and long-term.
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