Moxie Star is an innovative music publicity and marketing company eager to help take your band, record label, or special project to the next level. We also perform management functions for select clients in order to further contribute to their success.

Why use PR anyway?
- It provides a credible, objective message that is highly valued by the audience
- It informs fans and allows them to learn more about a band, getting them more involved
- It increases a band’s exposure and recognition, thereby increasing the likelihood of sales and concert attendance
- It generates press coverage that can be used as leverage for live performance and tour opportunities, among other things
- It promotes and protects a band’s reputation and image
- It’s more cost-effective than advertising

Below you’ll find the latest press releases and updates on our clients. As always, feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.

Los Angeles pop-rock group Oh No Not Stereo are joining Hit The Lights on tour this fall, taking their high-energy live show coast to coast. The four-piece will be jumping on the remainder of the Manatour—which also features There For Tomorrow, Fireworks, Vinnie Caruana and Sparks The Rescue—beginning this Saturday in Anaheim, CA.

Having self-released their third album “003” in March, Oh No Not Stereo are putting up their entire catalog for free download via their website until the tour’s end. Produced by the band with assistance from Jim Wirt (Incubus, Live, Something Corporate) and Max Coane (Jack’s Mannequin, The Rocket Summer, The Bronx), “003” spent seven consecutive weeks in the CMJ Top 200 earlier this year. Music from the record has also been featured on MTV’s The Real World, used in Warren Miller films, and included in the popular iPhone game Tap Tap Revenge 3.0.

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New Jersey pop-rockers Echo Screen are back with their third record, an EP titled Goodbye Old Life, slated to drop August 4th. The five new songs were produced by Ace Enders (of The Early November fame), and will be released via the band’s own label, ES Music.

“I liked them a lot because they weren’t into sticking to just one thing or type of music,” said Enders of Echo Screen in a recent interview with The Aquarian. “They’re all about making what feels right and what they’re into and what’s going to be best for the songs. I like when bands have an open mind and aren’t worried about trends.”

Echo Screen’s new EP will be accompanied by plenty of bonus material, including cover songs, unreleased tracks, demos from their previous full-length Euphoria, and live recordings.

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