Local Teen Rock Band Wants Out Of Sony $1.8M Dollar Contract
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Again, money isn’t everything.
Back in July of 2014, Brooklyn teen rock band, Unlocking the Truth, created a major buzz as the middle-schoolers were awarded a $1.8 million dollar contract with Sony Music Entertainment. The contract that would wow any teenager seems to be not working out according to a recent interview.
The rock trio, Malcolm Brickhouse, Jarad Dawkins, and Alec Atkins attended the SXSW Festival that featured, Breaking a Monster, a documentary about the band’s swift rise to fame, and Buzzfeed had the opportunity to catch up with the teens. “Our attorneys are in the process of us exiting the label,” Dawkins told the new reporter. When asked the exact reason,“Just complications.”
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The young group who although have appeared in a few ads including a an upcoming Beats promo, has yet to release any new material. While they have recorded new material, as shown in their documentary, no word on how their label plans to distribute it.
The group is still in high spirits as they host their first official SXSW showcase tomorrow, March 17 at the Dirty Dog in Austin, Texas and are set today at the McDonald’s stage.
