Caleb Campbell is a Program Assistant at various media outlets. He covers a diverse range of topics including music business, music genres, and the intersections of religion and spirituality, particularly within Christianity and church administration. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News, AZCentral, and Stereogum, among others.
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Caleb Campbell primarily covers entertainment news, focusing heavily on promoting artists and their releases. His coverage is dominated by private sector announcements and profile features, indicating a preference for exclusive content and artist spotlights.
Given his focus on music, reaching out with pitches related to new music releases, music videos, or profiles of emerging artists would likely resonate well with Caleb. Additionally, offering exclusives or behind-the-scenes access to musicians may enhance the appeal of your pitch.
Since there is no specific geographic focus indicated for Caleb's coverage area, he may be open to featuring artists from various locations as long as they fit within the style and genre preferences covered in his articles.
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Washington, D.C.-based rock band Argo and The Violet Queens make intricate throwbacks to ‘70s shades of funk, jazz, and psych rock, building simmering soundscapes that take new life amidst the movement and propulsive energy of a live setting. After sharing a handful of singles over the years and a 2024 EP, Kings of Industry, later this week, they’re set to share their debut album, In Pieces. They’ve spent the past several months sharing singles from the record, including the double single
In the aftermath of her 2020 sophomore album Punisher, Phoebe Bridgers
Wild Pink let loose on their last album, 2024’s Dulling the Horns. After steadily flirting with louder sounds over the years, John Ross and company iterated on their starry heartland rock with a tracklist full of wooly, distortion-fueled rockers. It was both their most straightforward and their most instantly rewarding effort. Five albums into their career, it felt as if the band had found a skeleton key to unlock their sound, enlacing Ross’ keening melodies and impressionistic lyrics into massive waves of crunchy guitar tones. The record’s newfound energy was also the right call after the thoughtful soft-glow luminescence of 2021’s ILYSM. After navigating the horrors of surviving cancer, it felt uniquely rewarding to simply hear Ross rock out with his buddies. That same loose energy animates the band’s latest album, Still Coming Down.
LA-based singer/songwriter and producer Michael Whittle has largely made his name as a composer, soundtracking feature films and ad campaigns. However, last month he shared a new single, “Lie to Me So I Will Be Alright,” the first in a series of new singles leading up to his debut full-length album, Like Shadows Do
