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EchoXS is proud to announce that Leticia Wolf’s “It’s Fine” (from her 2010 album “The Fire & The Flood”) will be included on a new Barnes & Noble exclusive release:  ”Beauty 2 Music that Touches the Soul”.  In cooperation with Neurodisc Records, Beauty 2 is an exclusive playlist of today’s finest independent singers, songwriters and artists. Classical and electronic meets folk and alternative.  In traffic, at home relaxing on the couch, or as a soundtrack for an evening with friends, Beauty 2 will wrap itself around you and touch your soul. Beauty 2 follows up the successfull “Beauty” compilation released in 2006 through Neurodisc Records. Other artists included on the compilation include:...

The new full length album from Leticia Wolf is out and available.  The CD release show at Grimey’s in Nashville was standing room only and a great time was had by musicians and fans alike.  Check out photos from the show on Leticia’s Facebook.  Better yet, test drive some of the songs from the new album on Leticia’s MySpace.  Then, stop by iTunes, download the album and go catch Leticia and the band on one of her southeast Tour...

EchoXS Entertainment will release Leticia Wolf’s first full-length album early next month. “The Fire and the Flood” is a follow-up to Nashville artist’s acclaimed self-titled EP. “For me, its a coming of age record,” states Wolf.  “It follows me through the last couple of years as I made new discoveries about money, love and cold.  There are songs about letting go of the impossible and songs that revisit the painful.  It’s got classic whiskey and cheating tunes, but I tried to make it more than that.  It’s about learning how to dream the right dreams … and hold on to them.” “Leticia is truly a breath of fresh air in a musical world gone stale,” says EchoXS co-founder John F. Bradley. “She is unafraid of putting her...

Leticia Wolf will play three shows at the Miami Music Festival on December 10-12, 2009. The festival is the nation’s newest showcase and conference for emerging musical acts. Independent artists and those invited by record labels and showcase sponsors will perform on more than 25 stages in clubs, restaurants, tents and hotels in downtown Miami during the three-day event. The Miami Music Festival will present artists performing all genres of music including Rock, Alternative, Pop, Latin, Urban, Caribbean and Jazz. “I am very excited to return to Florida and the Miami Music Festival main stage,” says Leticia. “The audience and festival attendees enjoy original, unique talent, so I am eager to perform some of my latest work.” All of us at EchoXS are...

MySpace Records, Inc. has selected writer/performer Leticia Wolf to be a member of their Friends and Family group, providing exclusive online promotions and access to Leticia’s music and videos. Leticia already has already enjoyed a strong MySpace fan following with her weekly song blogs and growing fan base. (www.MySpace.com/leticiawolf) To date Leticia has already created over 50 video blogs garnering thousands of plays MySpace Records representatives hand-picked Leticia Wolf during the recent Florida Music Festival where she performed a mainstage show and made several appearances around Orlando. In an FMF artist critique roundtable of key industry players, Leticia was noted as a “refreshing talent” with unique vocal delivery and clever writing for her...

The term “360 deal” has gotten a lot of mileage over the last couple years in the music industry.  Mark thought I should write a blog on it so here we go. Lets answer the obvious questions: what is it; why is it here: what does it do, and should it be feared?  A “360 deal” is an agreement between an entertainment company/record label and an artist in which they share in all forms of revenue streams available to that artist.  In exchange for the record label’s promises, they are rewarded with a percentage of recording, publishing, merchandising, tour, fan club and other entertainment related income.  The 360 deal is here because income from sales and licensing of music recordings are down dramatically.   A record label can no longer expect to earn...