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Constellations - Press Pieces for single release this week

Writer: Elliot Porter
Elliot Porter
Nov 10, 2024
2 min read



This is a lovely project that I have been working on recently and is due for release next Friday, the 15th of November.


'Discovered in a PlayStation branded notepad by her parents’ ‘Constellations’ is a song written by nine-year-old Rosie Porter. So impressed was her dad (Martin Porter who is a professional music photographer) that he showed it to a select bunch of musicians of valued opinion, every single one of them was amazed by the level of songwriting skill and the themes'.


Martin then sent it onto me, and I was delighted to get involved.


This is a concept that I have not undertaken before but one that has been highly fruitful as we have come up with a great song. Rosie's lyrics were quite frankly stunning for someone of her age, and it was relatively straightforward to craft a song once I had understood the concept. The flow was there and the feeling, all I had to do was bring it to life and tweak a few lyrics, adding in only one or two of my own for creative purposes and to make certain parts of the song really hit home.


I thought I'd create a blog to showcase some of the great press pieces we have had since starting the Constellations campaign back in September when we finalised the video!


Firstly here is a video about how it all came together: https://youtu.be/3I1Opfs5YPc




Along with some amazing radio play from the likes of Cambridge Radio, Royston Radio and other online stations, we also got a play on a Hard Rock station courtesy of Martin's rock connections. Thank you to Doris Brendel for that one.


Rosie also took part in a live show on Hoodoo Radio when I was unwell a couple of weeks ago so a big thank you to Dan and Faye for the excellent interview and playing the track. You can check it out here: https://hoodooradio.co.uk/





The Saffron Walden Reporter also put an article in their paper to announce the gig: https://www.saffronwaldenreporter.co.uk/news/24686887.singer-records-song-nine-year-old-saffron-walden/




And the lovely people at The Walden Local gave us a back page spread!




With 5 days still to go, and with live radio appearances lined up for next week, I am excited about where we can take this song, which started out as a scribble on a young girls notepaper and has now made it into local and national press/radio!




The song means so much to Rosie (and me) and we would love to share it with you next Friday at the launch!


I'd like to thank all of the publications and bloggers who have covered it so far, and everyone that is playing the single or having us on their show.


Please pre-save and come to the launch!


See you Friday


Elliot x

 
 
 

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