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Crooked Fingers Joins Team Clermont Summer Showcase!

Eric Bachmann (also of Archers of Loaf) writes, records, and performs songs under the name Crooked Fingers. Though he resides in Los Angeles, he spends much of his time in Athens, GA, where he recorded last year’s brilliant Breaks in the Armor at The Bakery with Matt Yelton (live sound engineer for the Pixies) throughout the winter of 2010/2011, enlisting…

VIDEO: David Ramos - "Tommy Flew" from the upcoming album Sento La Tua Mancanza

David Ramos’ latest, Sento La Tua Mancanza, comes out on Fake Four Inc. on May 29th. This video for “Tommy Flew” was directed by David himself.

VIDEO: Bear In Heaven's "Sinful Nature", directed by Yoonha Park!

Bear In Heaven have unveiled their video for “Sinful Nature”, directed by Yoonha Park. You’ll see some distorted “Pretty Woman”-like characters in a neon-soaked 80s colorfield. Also, be sure to make your plans to come down to Athens from July 26th-28th for our…

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Team Clermont is more than just another PR firm or Radio Promotion company. We are a team of motivated like-minded independent thinkers with decades of music industry experience who get results for our clients no matter how large or small. From clients as large as Norah Jones and EMI, to established artists and labels such as Bear In Heaven and Dead Oceans, to self-released artists like Cheers Elephant, our goal is simple: get maximum exposure for our clients, period. We do this with seasoned know-how and fiercely independent passion. See our many satisfied clients, and see how our track record speaks for itself.