The multi-cultural singer/songwriter/musician from “Down Under” is back with an exciting new EP titled ‘Insatiable’.  Recently signed with Musik Radio Promotions, Rhett May looks to make a huge SPLASH with his brand new release.  The EP features five fantastic tracks being emotive and raw and passionate.

The project of recording, ‘Insatiable‘ began when May sent 40-50 tracks to Stephen Wrench and Terry Nails, Musik and Film Production Team.

May relates, “The transition to ‘Insatiable’ wasn’t hard at all…the influence of Stephen and Terry from Musik and Film gave the five songs a raw and exciting edge….I’d been out of the mainstream for so long…I asked them to choose the five songs they felt would help get me back into the sound of today…whatever that was!! Their interpretations and ideas did surprise me at times…but I listened and absorbed and came away with a sense of excitement that Stephen and Terry….. that someone like Musik and Film were actually interested enough to take the time in listening to my songs, tearing them apart…positively…and then helping me put them back together in ways that I hadn’t considered.”

The end result is five songs that are entirely different from each other:

1.”Cocktails and Cannabis”….rock groove

2.”Insatiable”…….Acoustic and melancholy

3.”Hey Peter”…Reggae/Upbeat

4.”Jenny”….Sixties/Beatleish

5.”My Baby’s Got Style”…..Jazz/Rock

The first single, ‘Cocktails and Cannibas’ has been released by Musik Radio Promotions and playing on 5,000+ stations.  The title has garnered much attention in itself. May explains,”The song was initially about a lady whom I had the pleasure of knowing…..and was called ‘Cocktails and Cannibals’.  She had a propensity to overindulge in mind altering substances…but also loved cocktails of all types. She also had an addiction to getting hungry and aggressively oral….. from a sexual perspective… it was a lotta fun…but could get embarrassing in public occasionally. We turned the lyric around a little…and hence ‘Cocktails and Cannabis’.”

Jimmy Rae, Scope Magazine’s resident music critic states, “The overall sound is overly polished with the guitar playing on point and in the zone.  From a production standpoint, “Cocktails and Cannabis” is a winning combination with MAF hitting all the right notes & numbers.”

Stay tuned as the colorful artistry that is Rhett May unfolds to the world.

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Check out their guest blog post this week by Musik and Film’s President, Stephen Wrench.

http://www.indieonthemove.com/blog/2013/08/survival-of-the-indie-artist