New Music Tuesday: Maine - Henney

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Henney is the second single of 2014 for from Long Island's no. 1 underground r&b artist, Maine. This song is where ghetto r&b grabs a hold of pop and collides with the party at the back of the club. Henney is the music lover's drinking song of the year, hands down. Sure there are lots of drinking songs past and present, but there has long been the need for a dedication to the hood's favorite bottle.

Henney is Maine's follow up to a great debut release in “I Can't Explain It;” and the cap off to a very successful year which ended in Maine being nominated for five Forbes Music Awards. He has most definitely proven himself worthy of rotation in any playlist this year; spending over 14 weeks at no. 1 on the IBFU Radio Live-XM radio airplay charts and releasing two AmazonMusic best sellers.

##### "Henney has been cleared for the Mainstream Top40, Urban and Urban AC radio formats. Already registered with BDS, Mediabase and ready for worldwide rotation. For promotional radio version of the song please email myrocspace@gmail.com and for personal use the song can be downloaded on iTunes, Google Play and AmazonMusic or streamed on Spotify." #####

Maine on Twittterhttp://www.twitter.com/maine80

Maine on Facebook

http://www.facebook.com/mainemusicnyc

Henney on iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/henney-single/id906496338

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Underground R&b Artist Maine Captures Another Top Ten Place in The Radio Airplay Charts

Original Story by Major Music Promotions [PressParty] 

Underground R&b Music News -- Independent recording artist Jermaine S. Johnson a.k.a Maine, has made the final cut once again. IBFU Radio has announced the top 10 underground artists for week 3 of January 2014. Maine locked down the no. 2 spot on the charts, and remained in the charts for the 7th consecutive week. 

 "Its a blessing that the song is doing well, I hope everybody keeps listening. I also have another record on the way that I hope will have the same success. Its a pop record called 'Henny' along the lines of Trey Songz 'Say Aah' which is already completed and ready for release. The song is actually about Bacardi as well, but we mention Henny so much more it became the title". 

The new release I am sure is very anticipated at this point, as Maine is one of the top underground r&b artists in the world and 'I Can't Explain It' is bringing in an average of 15+ new listeners every day. Take a listen to 'I Can't Explain It' for yourself below. 

The Independent Music Industry Has Hope Yet

There are probably over 5 million independent recording artists in the world today. Of that 5 million, over 4 million of them are probably not on the right path to success. The major music industry is locking down all major ways of promotion. The new intergrations with facebook and twitter are killing the independent buzz.

Still the independent music industry has a chance. If we can all find a way to come together, we can achieve a whole lot. All it takes is for one independent rapper to support another to get a movement going, and make things easier for us to succeed. We should be sharing the music of our fellow independent rivals in order to improve independence.

Why do we constantly support the major industry by liking, sharing, and commenting on their music. Kanye West has probably never commented on an independent music video once in his career. Yet, we continue to support his music and every other major recording artists career to the fullest.

The independent music industry has hope yet. Next time you see music from someone that you have never heard of... don't just browse away, share it with your friends. Help each independent recording artist that you see as you would if they were your favorite major artist. I for one am a professional music promoter who works with nothing but independent recording artist. I am always going to be in the market for independence.

My music promotion services are off limits to major record labels, and artists. I only work with independent rappers and singers. Some of you other music promoters, and producers should think the same. Reduce the prices on your beats and promotion services. Artists stop paying for fake views and work with a legit promoter. It costs a bit more but its worth it. Get your name out there as well as your music in a better way.

Everybody support this artist (Like, Comment, Share). Maine - 'I Can't Explain It'

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