Based on honesty, integrity and passion, Green Light Go provides entertainment publicity services for goal-oriented music and arts entities. Without compromising your individual expression we create plans based on appealing to the media we solicit. Embracing an ambitious attitude, we believe with the right plan and a little guidance the signal changes, sparking endless opportunities!
Services: Our objective is to get you noticed by the media through result-driven campaigns. Focusing on an integrated approach, we target local and national print publications, blogs, ezines, local college and specialty radio, television and video networks.
Below is a list of services we currently provide. Read here for a full description of each service.
The world exclusive review of Golden Bloom's 'Fan The Flames' is now available at http://bit.ly/mtdNJ... Read More
Today, we've got an exclusive download remix of runaway single "Doomsday Devices." This retooling, by the Athens, Georgia electro-rock threesome Ruby Isle is an auto-Tuned freak show. The remix could easily slot in well with the rest of Kindercore's stable of dance-pop bands.http://www.undertheradarmag.com/media/wolrd_premiere_doomsday_devices_ruby_isle_remix_mp3/... Read More
The New UpThe New Up’s effusive female-fronted melodies, darkened by edgy whirling guitars, juxtapose hard-hitting 00s alternative with swirling psychedelic overtones. Preparing for the release of their second EP in a series on August 18th, Better Off implies a duality in meaning by touching on intimate experiences that still somehow apply to us all.
Golden BloomDeemed one of Spin's "8 Undiscovered bands worth a listen," Golden Bloom multi-instrumentalist and frontman, Shawn Fogel, tests the dichotomy between hope and fear, bright energetic melodies shadowing the questions pervading society. Produced by Peter Katis (The National, Interpol, Mates of State), Roger Greenawalt (Ben Kweller), and Dylan Magierek (Mark Kozelek), the upcoming album, Fan the Flames explores the exploitation of peoples’ fears which lead to that spark of passion to make a difference.
The same questions keep coming up. How do you get more people out to your shows? How can you get your weekly newspaper or those all so important blogs like Stereogum and Pitchfork to write about you? How can you focus on the music when you're focusing so much on the business of getting your band noticed?If these questions keep coming up then you may be ready to hire a publicist. However, like ... Read More