releases her 4th Independent Single ‘What do you see in her?’ with dance duo Freemore UK
London born and bred; Singer-Songwriter Malissa Whitehouse has had a whirlwind few years since reaching number 6 in Mike Read’s Heritage Charts as a feature vocalist on a dance cover version of Minnie Riperton’s ‘Lovin You’.
Her first solo singles ‘Dear Diary’ launched in 2022 with her follow up singles ‘Wine and Roses’ and ‘Simple’ having huge success worldwide. Playlisted on over 11,500 radio stations and featuring as Single of the Week in various territories such as Europe and America. This led to PR and radio interviews worldwide and her own take over show in the US. Malissa is also the co-host on the radio talk show Out Loud with American on-air personality DJ Steve Benz. The show is now syndicated worldwide to over 60 stations.
Malissa is currently writing material for her first solo album as well as writing for a number of new breaking artists from shows including ‘The Voice’ and ‘X Factor’ as well as developing scripts and soundtracks for her a live action TV drama.
She has now teamed up with dance duo Freemore UK for her new dance single ‘What do you see in her?’ Released on 23rd sep on Distrokid and all platforms.
For any more information please contact Malissa’s management, Cameron Mills Group:
www.cameronmillsgroup.com
info@cameronmillsgroup.com
Q:
Some female artists have been taken off the BBC Radio 1 playlists because they are over thirty. I was asked recently do I think there are some radio stations that are prejudiced against women when it comes to age and how ‘relevant’ they are seen as?
A:
Personally I haven’t experienced this as the radio support I’ve had worldwide has been amazing. I feel radio stations are under immense pressure to reach big audiences, and sometime decisions are made on RAJAR results to meet demographics and listener targets. That would affect who makes the playlist. It is a concern to hear that woman over thirty are being taken off, as some of the best artists we have are in that category and above and have been making worldwide hits for decades! I have been very lucky with worldwide airplay on thousands of stations now and its been amazing to see my last single grow organically as an independent artist especially in these challenging times as as a female artist!
