It’s a razor-sharp bite of cathartic punk, that the Brooklyn four-piece’s powerhouse frontperson Mia Berrin wrote in the traumatic throes of her adolescent feminine awakening while realizing the everpresent gaze of the male patriarchy.
City Slang is thrilled to welcome Pom Pom Squad into the City Slang family. The way Mia can nod to her influences, be they of the iconic 60’s girl group, characters from a John Waters film, or cutting edge fashion from today, while simultaneously spinning a beautiful and original story in her songs, is absolutely thrilling. This is the kind of record that makes you not only excited to see what you can do with an artist in a post-pandemic future, but also how you can build their career in the present circumstances. We cannot wait for you to hear this record in its entirety!
KEY SELLING POINTS
- Debut album & new signing to City Slang
- Featuring the single ‘Lux’
- Limited colored edition on vinyl (Indies only)
- Huge PR and Radio Campaign in Europe and US
- PR highlights for single “Lux”: Stereogum, Nylon, Atwood Mag
- Playlist highlights for “Lux”:
All New Rock (269k), New Punk Tracks (189k), The Punk List (25k), #15 on the SiriusXM download
TIMELINE / SINGLES
- Mar 2nd, single release ‘Lux’ + signing announcement
- Apr 20th, single release ‘Head Cheerleader’ + album announcement
- Jun 8th, single release / TBC
- Jun 25th, album release “Death Of A Cheerleader”
MARKETING
- World wide digital advertising campaign on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook & Google Ads
- City Slang PR Teams world wide for PR, radio, Online
SOCIAL MEDIA / Pom Pom Squad have 15,7k total fans
6,6k Instagram
4,5k Spotify
1,3k Facebook
556 Youtube
2,5k Twitter
Spotify:
- https://open.spotify.com/artist/1yhTALwId0bpL1U1XRT3Zs?si=uFq9zVk7QZmizdqMv7kd3Q
- Playlist support by: New Noise, All New Rock, New Punk Tracks, Fierce Femmes (Spotify Official), NPR, Vinyl Me Please
