ROMAN
Russian born Roman is an Alternative Pop recording artist. Roman has been awarded the Golden Gramaphone Award an impressive three times. He's been named “Most Talked-About Person in Music” by MTV Russia, performed over 400 shows in 300-plus cities across Russia, Eastern & Western Europe, the U.S, and China, composed music for television shows as well as feature films, hosted awards shows, and released two albums with the hit band “Chelsea." His solo career began in Los Angeles while teaming up with Grammy songwriter-producer Tommy Marolda (Imagine Dragons, Richie Sambora, Cher) to record his American debut and begin a summer world tour. The pair have crafted six hook laden, melodic powerhouse songs. Raspy-voiced Roman and Richie Sambora (Bon-Jovi guitarist) teamed up for the anthem “We’re Not Giving Up” which is the first single from the untitled six song EP. Roman came to the attention of Marolda after recording tunes with Randy Jackson (American Idol) and immediately entered Songgram Music studios in Las Vegas and Los Angeles to begin recording their summer slated release.

Track listing:
TURN IT UP
WE’RE NOT GIVING UP
BACK IN THE USSR
SOMETHING MUST BE HERE
GRAVITY
CAN I SEE YOU TONIGHT

MARk Entertainment / Management
Songgram Music Productions -702-233-6939
Thetoms_2000@yahoo.com
Legal: David Blau / John Hartmann
Music Supervisor: Martune Music
Executuve Producer: John Gervasoni
No live instruments were harmed during recording!


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