“Billi” is the first album from the artist with Sony Publishing
LOS ANGELES, CA, May 5, 2021, ZEXPRWIRE – New music artist King Pierre is releasing his new project, “Billi,” this summer and will be performing throughout the Los Angeles area. The songwriter recently signed a publishing deal with Sony/ATV Publishing, allowing his new album to be streamed worldwide.
King Pierre grew up in Chicago, Illinois and moved to California after signing the publishing deal with Sony. King Pierre is best known for his single, “Treat Me Right,” which generated over 1 million streams after the Black Lives Matter protest. He is known for his impact in Chicago with his mixtape “Chi City.”
King is an American rapper songwriter, actor and entrepreneur. He began his career as a songwriter for other artists, many of whom are well-known, but recently decided to take a different approach to his career and began recording his own music.
The rapper is known for combining rap with smooth R&B sounds and relevant lyrics. Listen to King Pierre’s latest releases on Apple Music or Spotify.
Company Name: JMG Recording & Sony/ATV Publishing
Contact Person: Jamie Jackson
Email: wearemediaboyz@gmail.com
Phone: 5626762945
Address: 6245 Santa Monica Blvd,
City: Los Angeles
State: CA
Country: United States
Website:https://music.apple.com/us/artist/king-pierre/1394619009
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