Recording Artist, Composer Marcangelo Perricelli is Still 'Most Requested' at Lady Pantheress Radio
Buffalo, NY (PRWeb) November 27, 2006 -- Marcangelo Perricelli's instrumental piece "Chrissy" remains the number 1 requested position in its ninth week at Lady Pantheress Radio. Gaining momentum, is his piece "Oceans of Starlight" from his second EP "The Soothsayer" which is at the number 4 most requested position this week as well. "Chrissy", is the second track of the 4 pieces on his debut EP release entitled, "Anatomy of an Echo" and the 13 minute, 18 second "Oceans of Starlight" appears on his second EP release of this year, both released on The Lost Records of the World in January and February of this year.
"After having such a successful "artist of the month" promotion with Lady Pantheress Radio, I am ecstatic to see the continuing positive response I'm receiving for my music" Perricelli said.
In January of 2007, Marcangelo will release 2 more EPs. One in the New Age /Ambient style and the other release will be progressive Rock orientated.
For additional information on Marcangelo Perricelli, please visit his website or The Lost Records. Marcangelo Perricell is exclusively represented in the world and the USA by Masterson Entertainment.
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