Showing posts with label Virgin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Virgin. Show all posts

Friday, April 26, 2024

Rob Eberle Unveils Latest Single "ILYM" on Earthprogram/Virgin Music


Emerging singer-songwriter Rob Eberle’s latest single, "ILYM", is now available on Spotify and all major music services. This marks Eberle's debut with Earth Program/Virgin Music.

"ILYM" by Rob Eberle is more than just a song; it's a captivating journey through the intricate layers of family dynamics. With its poignant lyrics and haunting melodies, this track delicately balances themes of love and conflict, offering listeners a deeply resonant experience. Its multifaceted nature allows it to seamlessly transition between being a soulful companion for solitary introspection and a vibrant anthem that unites diverse audiences in moments of reflection and celebration.

This song's versatility is its greatest strength, inviting listeners to explore the profound complexities of familial relationships. Whether you find yourself lost in quiet contemplation or swept up in the energy of the dance floor, "ILYM" adapts to the moment, providing a soundtrack for every emotion. Through its heartfelt storytelling and emotive musical arrangement, this track captures the essence of family bonds, reminding us of the beauty found within the messiness of human connection.

With "ILYM," Rob Eberle has crafted more than just a song; he has created a musical experience that resonates deeply with audiences of all backgrounds. Whether you're reflecting on your own family experiences or simply enjoying the music, "ILYM" offers a moving and unforgettable journey that speaks to the heart.

“ILYM” boasts incredible production by Blake Stokes and an expert mix by Andrew Castillo. Stokes' meticulous production enhances the song's emotional depth, while Castillo's skillful mixing ensures that every detail shines through, creating a truly immersive listening experience.

This is the follow up single to the critically acclaimed “Half Of You” which was released earlier this year and will also be included on the forthcoming “Collateral Damage” EP. Watch the video for Half Of You here.



Rob Eberle is a young, versatile singer, songwriter, and producer, originally from Long Island, NY. What sets Rob apart is his extraordinary talent for capturing both his own life experiences and those of others through his music. He is the creative force behind all his songs, crafting both lyrics and melodies and collaborating with various producers to infuse each track with unique moments. Eberle's songs serve as windows into the stories and moments of his life and the lives of those around him. Influenced by a diverse array of artists ranging from FINNEAS, Elliott Smith, Billie Eilish, Jeremy Zucker, Olivia Rodrigo, all the way to Alexander 23, Eberle has carved out his own genre-bending niche in the realm of darker alternative pop-rock.

Rob Eberle is not just a singer but also a multi-instrumentalist, proficient in guitar, piano, ukulele, bass, and even drums, which he's recently taken up. His journey as a songwriter began at the tender age of 12, nurtured within a musical family. At 8, he received his first left-handed guitar, a gift that ignited his lifelong passion for music.

During the challenging period of the pandemic, Rob turned his focus to music, teaching himself production and piano while navigating the uncertainty of quarantine. In the past year, his music journey has taken him to remarkable places. Just recently has been signed to Earth Program Virgin Records for Distribution.


Friday, March 1, 2024

Punk Mafia Presents: Radio Silence EP on Earth Program/Virgin Music


March 1st, 2024, Punk Mafia presents their Radio Silence EP, the first of a series, to Spotify and all the major services via Earth Program/Virgin Music. Sample the record here.

Inspired by Joy Division, The Ramones, Type O Negative, Ministry & The Deadboys, the recordings were produced by M.O.B. and R-Low, with all instruments/vocals + lyrics created by M.O.B. and mixed/mastered by R-Low.

M.O.B. & R-Low have produced over sixty hit songs with some of the biggest bands and rappers in the world, including artists such as Patrick Stump of Falloutboy, DJ Lethal of Limp Bizkit, Fever 333, 311, Onyx, DMC of Run-DMC and death pop kings ORGY, Chali2Na of Jurassic 5 and DJ Kilmore of Incubus among others.



This initial EP consists of four tracks; entitled “Anarchy”, “Psycho”, “Rebel” and “Rock N’ Roll Disco”, with a stated plan to release an EP every two months.

Focused on turning a negative into a positive, this ambitious project contains twenty six songs recorded over a short period of time by M.O.B. in his apartment located in the very same Franklin Village, Los Angeles building as the infamous “Hillside Strangler'' once resided, with M.O.B. on Guitar, bass, synth, drums/programming vocals and lyrics.

His partner R-Low then flew in from Italy to track vocals, drums and some other overdubs and additional production on the vocals, and quickly flew back to Italy to mix and master the songs. A sign of the times, the two maestro’s have steadily built M.O.B. together remotely across the ocean from LA to Italy and back for ten years strong.





Recently, M.O.B. Left L.A. and is back in NY putting a band together to play the Punk Mafia songs live. "I was giving too much of myself to people who weren't respecting my love, talent, or well-being. When I give my heart, I give it all and I do not tolerate bullshit or f-around. This is real life. Real music. Now isolated away from all the posers and hookers, I feel like I finally got to address my personal mental health struggles. Getting to self-produce the music was really important to me to find the sound that best describes who I am, how I feel and what has happened in my journey of truth in music. I was able to channel my traumas and heartbreak into powerful, artistic, meaningful songs that I truly feel will help others. I am not alone in my feelings. These songs address the current political crisis, Love, Hate, heartbreak and healing, and I think many people will relate.”