Genres accepted most often
- Afrobeat/Afropop
- Dance pop
- Hip-hop
- R&B
- Urban pop
Other genres they love
- African music
- Drill/Jersey
- Instrumental hip-hop
- International rap
- Melodic metal
- Metal/Heavy metal
- Reggae
Genres they’re also open to receiving
- Afro House/Amapiano
- Commercial/Mainstream
- Dancehall
- Dance music
- Dance pop
- Indie rock
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Main
- Write articles
Others
- Create post or reel on social media
- Add to playlist(s)
- Recommend to team/network
- Add to story on social media
They recently gave these artists opportunities
They want to receive music similar to…
Burna Boy
Wizkid
Kelvin Momo
Esparo
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Moods they love
- Authentic
- Mainstream
Moods they’re also open to receiving
- Catchy
- Contemporary
- Danceable
- Dramatic
- Energetic
- Fusion
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Attributes they love
- Available on Spotify
- Early project
- International potential
- Unsigned artist
- Upcoming project
Attributes they’re also open to receiving
- Young talent
Richardine Bartee is a New York City-based designer, writer and publicist. She grew up in the digital frontier where false promises of exposure and unpaid internships lead you to the land of nowhere. Emerging from MySpace to blogging to creatively directing the budding landscape is how she became the content alchemist. This multi-layered vision for artists is what led her to create GRUNGECAKE, a magazine for indie artists. Having a platform like GRUNGECAKE allows Richardine to be in touch with the emerging sound and with journalists, designers, and filmmakers. This tight-knit group keeps her tied to her roots. With 3 million views a month, GC continues to bring obscure artists into the mainstream. The platform also works with your favourite labels to break major acts to audiophiles alike. Rich’s innate tenacity has forged relationships with brands like New Balance, Google, and The Big Three major record labels: Sony BMG, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group. As a publicist, her synergetic work ethic moves mountains. She commits so much of herself to projects that it forces musicians to believe in themselves. An agent for transformation, Richardine, meets artists where they’re at and gently pulls them to their potential. She has a penchant for finding the story and hero, in each soul, she touches. This type of nurturing and mentoring cannot be swayed or bought; it must be felt. We could write a short review about your music, promote it on one of our verified social media pages (X, Instagram, Facebook), add it to our online radio show.
Note from Groover
This curator/pro tends not to write very detailed feedback
