Briton Sky signs with API Music International Inc. and prepares for his first album

Online, August 25, 2010 (Newswire.com) - LOS ANGELES, CALIF. - Already played on over eight college radio stations nationwide, Briton Sky's music career has hit the ground running early into his professional career. With hits like "Anytime You Wanna Talk" and "Get Up (Don't Worry)," Sky's retro sound fused with modern-day pop music creates a unique sound that is light on the ears and catchy to sing to.

On Aug. 24, Sky, 20, a college undergraduate at the Los Angeles Recording School, signed a contract with European Publishing and Licensing to work with API Music International Inc. Currently preparing to release his first album with co-songwriter Cameron Kay and producer Ted Scarlett, Sky plans on releasing a solo album as well.

"What's unique about the new record is that we write based off vibe and emotion, Sky said. "Every one of our songs we try to project a certain feeling and melodic groove with a real subject that applies to everyone regardless of age."

"We write from our experience of moving away for the first time and the challenges that come with It," he said.

With pop based arrangements, the upcoming album integrates dance, Motown Blues, rock, and psychedelic tunes that paint the groove and individual vibe of Sky's style. Hard to compare to any other musician of his age, Sky's music clearly resembles the current west coast rock band, Rooney and a future Tom Petty on the rise.

For more information on Sky and to listen to his music for free, please visit BritonSky.com or Facebook.com/britonsky