Allison Rapp is an Assistant Editor for KGFX and Loudwire. With a diverse range of interests, Allison writes about music news, album releases, and artist interviews. Her work has also been featured in ScreenCrush and Taste Of Country, showcasing her passion for the music industry.
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Allison Rapp's coverage primarily revolves around music and entertainment news, focusing on album releases, artist collaborations, and notable songs. She seems to be interested in covering a wide range of topics within the music industry.
Given her focus on event coverage and private sector announcements, she may be open to pitches related to exclusive interviews with musicians or behind-the-scenes insights into upcoming albums or significant events within the music industry.
Rapp's lack of specific geographic focus suggests that she is likely interested in stories from across the globe as long as they are relevant to her areas of interest.
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