Usher's "All Falls Down" Featuring Chris Brown, Turn Your Track Into a Masterpiece

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Did Usher and Chris Brown just collaborate on a new duet? The hot, new track by Usher featuring Chris Brown called “All Falls Down” might be a part of Usher’s upcoming album.

The track has an emotional, R&B tune to it where the two talented singers take part in singing about a relationship’s demise.

This isn't the first time the R&B superstars have collaborated. In 2014, Breezy teamed up with Usher on his hit “New Flame,” which was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance.

The new record sounds like a masterpiece and has potential to head down the same path as Usher’s other hot records in the past.

How do you make sure your fresh, new track sounds like a masterpiece in order to reach the same potential as these award-winning artists? Pro Music Record’s audio engineer is here to help perfect your song by paying attention to every detail and making it sound legitimate. Pro Music Records is partnered with top of the line mixing engineers and has mixed music for Grammy-Nominated Artists. The music production department of Pro Music Records provides you with online mixing and mastering, vocal and instrument tracking, vocal tuning and audio editing.

So you already have an idea of how your songs will be played out. Now, you just have to make it sound amazing with a touch from professionals. Check out our music production department and contact us at submissions@promusicrecords.com and we’ll get started.

#PMR Webisode - Pro Tips Episode 1 "Music Success In 9 Weeks"

Do you have an EP and/or album ready to be released but not sure where to get started? Pro Music Records and Media Entertainment is your best tool to market your EP/album in the most effective way. PMR is a one stop shop for all your entertainment needs that specializes in brand development. Our mission is to help create an image and brand identity for our clients as well as create buzz about their product or service.

Working with a PR company is a great way to help get your content out there in a timely manner. PMR has come up with a guide for you to follow in order to have a successful EP/Album release in 9 weeks. Check out the video and read our guidelines here:

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• Your press campaign starts 2 MONTHS before release.
• You start with a single then blast SOCIAL MEDIA about it including your Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc
• Create HASHTAGS and send a NEWSLETTER out to your fans announcing your special project.
• Now 1 MONTH before your release, announce pre-sales and merch bundles and blast social media with the news.
• TWO WEEKS before your release, don’t let your fans forget about your release!
• Hold a contest to win a copy of your album through social media.
• IT’S RELEASE DAY! The day we have been working for-create posts about your release on all platforms of social media and newsletters.
• Update your social media profiles with news of, “album out now” and a link to buy your album.
• ONE MONTH after release, keep your fans excited with an official music video release.
• Also get your friends and family involved, ask them to write reviews on iTunes and get the word out on social media-yes, reviews play a big part in album sales. 

      These are our tips for music success in 9 weeks. Here at Pro Music Records, we can help you turn your dreams into reality.

Inside The Music Industry From an Empire View

There’s a lot to like in the new Fox series, Empire, airing on Wednesday nights. From the entertainment to the authentic music veterans can’t get enough of, Empire is the new hit series you don’t want to miss out on.

Whether you love it or hate it, you will understand the show comes from a real perspective and that’s what gives the hit series credibility. Created and written by Lee Daniels (The Butler, Precious) and Danny Strong (The Butler, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay-Part 1), the show is outlined based on real experiences combined with catchy music which is expertly directed by Timbaland. Strong tells The New York Post that the music talent was the most essential part that would either make or break the show.

Starring as Lucious Lyon, Terrance Howard plays a music mogul who is on mission to get Empire Records to the next level. His ex-wife, Cookie, played by Taraji P.Henson, comes back after 17 years of doing time in prison looking to continue her contribution to the music label. Lucious’ secret illness though, puts more pressure on establishing his business to where he wants it to be and so, he is in on the look-out for the next candidate to run his business. His top three choices: his three sons.  

First choice is his oldest son, the Ivy-league educated and business oriented, Andre (Trai Byers), whose wife, Rhonda (Kaitlin Doubleday) is white. Although business savvy, Andre lacks one element that Lucious believes is vital for the head position of the label: musical talent. So that’s where Jamal comes in, who inherited his father’s musical skills. But he also faces a hurdle, something his father can’t seem to accept; he is gay. This storyline is probably the most watchful of the series. Going back to one of the most dramatic scenes already in the show, Lucious dumps Jamal into the garbage can when he sees his son wearing high-heels and has Cookie enraged by his cruelness. The scene had everyone talking but what makes it unique is it is based on Daniels’ own life experiences. Since Lucious’ two sons are not good enough for him based on their “flaws,” the music mogul looks at his youngest son, Hakeem (Bryshere Gray), the wild, aspiring rapper. According to Lucious, Hakeem reminds him of himself.

While on the hunt for the best candidate to take over the business, a battle for control transpires which highlights an identity issue; the oldest son is not “black enough,” the middle one is gay and the youngest is the most out there. Daniels’ duty is to capture these issues that take place in the music industry. As said before, some love the plot line and others might have a problem with it because of the controversial direction the creators are taking. However, the reality aspect of the show is what has people talking as Fox’s most vibrant drama in a while.

Does Empire inspire you to be a part of the music industry? Maybe you already are, but you are interested in becoming something bigger. Pro Music Records and Entertainment Media specializes in branding and marketing your career. If you have work you want to share and promote, submit it at submissions@promusicrecords.com and check out Pro Music Records Services for more info.