Project Music Tech Startup EVAmore To Celebrate Launch With Event In Nashville

Nashville based entrepreneur music tech company EVAmore, part of the inaugural class of Project Music will celebrate their startup with a Launch After Party event at the East Ivy Mansion in Nashville on Tuesday, April 28th from 7pm-9pm.

As one of only eight music startup tech companies (and the only female led) selected to participate in Music City's elite 14-week entrepreneur music tech accelerator program sponsored by the Country Music Association (CMA) and mentored by Creative Artists Agency (CAA), Vector Management, Ryman Hospitality Properties, Universal Music Group, Spalding Entertainment, DevDigital, Red Light Management and Galante Entertainment, EVAmore is in tune to take on the future and will make a big announcement at the After Party event.

"Project Music has given us the resources that we need in order to become a successful music tech company," says Channing Moreland, CEO / Co Founder EVAmore. "We are so proud to call Nashville home."

"EVAmore provides so many wonderful opportunities to up and coming artists and to anyone who wants to put on a great event," adds Makenzie Stokel, COO / Co Founder EVAmore. "We are ready to improve the live music experience and take it to a whole new level."

EVAmore is an online platform that gives event creators easy access to the entertainment talent they want to book. The unique platform is drawing comparisons in the music and entertainment industry to the innovations presented by early platforms created for the travel industry in booking. Event planners now have access to sourcing top tier live music talent and other key resources for their events all in one place. EVAmore is forming a strategic partnership with CAA and having positive preliminary discussions with Sony/ATV. They have officially partnered with Nashville Audio Visual.

Project Music's only female entrepreneurs are also its youngest in the international accelerator program. EVAmore co-founders Channing Moreland and Makenzie Stokel admit they have to be on their game – since the Belmont college students have classes to attend and homework in addition to running their start-up company. These dynamic young women are in harmony and definitely poised for a successful future.

Social Media Weblinks: www.twitter.com/EVAmoreco / www.instagram.com/EVAmoreco / https://www.snapchat.com/EVAmoreco

While the party is an invitation-only event, members of the media are welcome to cover the event by sending an RSVP request to Publicist Liz Motley.

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Meresha - 1st Ever World Music Premier On The #1 Social Media Startup Tsu April 7

Alien-loving vegan singer, musician, composer, producer and performer Meresha to become first artist to launch an EP on brand new, innovative, social media startup - tsu.co

Haven't heard of Meresha? You soon will, if she achieves her proclaimed goal of taking over the world. She promises, though, to be a benevolent leader…

Like a younger (female) Prince, Meresha composes and performs her own eclectic mix of provocative music. It's as if a more accessible Björk was reborn and was influenced by electro-pop stars James Blake and Disclosure or legends like Robert Plant and Freddie Mercury.

Her new EP is "New Revolution". Lead song "New Revolution" is a fast-moving dance number, epitomizing Meresha herself. It starts "It's a new revolution, we're bringing back the past" Meresha brings back the past not only through the use of vintage synths which help deliver her sound, but also through a return to real musicians composing and performing their own music.

Meresha is also part of a New Revolution in social media. Her EP will be the first ever World Premier music on the number 1 social media start-up tsu on April 7, one full week before public launch. As a prominent musician on tsu.co, she is giving away cash and other prizes every day for the 30 days before her EP launch, which you can see at tsu.co/Meresha.

tsu pays 90% of earned revenues to its already 3 million users. Some musicians have already earned royalties of even $100 per day, just from being social. Compared to the royalties musicians get from streaming services and other sources, it's a nice bonus. It's a New Revolution, bringing back the times when artists were compensated for their content, unlike sites like Facebook where artists have to pay to get their posts distributed to all of their fans.

Other songs on the EP include "Lemonade City" and the dreamy "You".

"Check Check we're looking for signs of UFOs. Might be hiding somewhere here. We don't know."

Watch out.

http://www.tsu.co/meresha
http://www.Meresha.com

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