A really bad rainy day turned  into a memorable one at that. The moment we saw that rainbow end right in front of us, displaying a variation of beautiful light rays, we knew it would be a moment we would remember for the rest of our lives. As the stories are told about there being a "pot of gold" at the end of a rainbow. The real truth is that there isn't, but whomever may be with you at that moment, if you ever come across the end of a rainbow. Then that person to me, is considered your pot of gold. 

The End Of A Rainbow

Parlor Recording Studio - Nashville, TN 
Released April 16,2019
Featuring key a player’s Garth Brooks lead recording guitar player (Chris Luezinger) also John Marcus when was bass player for Tim McGrath’s

Gettin Over You wrote by (Robert Cellucci) is the second major single release to following up “The End Of A Rainbow” single released in late 2015 states “ The song was wrote for all those people going through breakups or separations, I want people to understand that the gettin over you stage of a relationship, is for me is a much harder part of the relationship than the gettin to know you, stage. A lot would say alcohol would be the answer to ease the mind and help you cope. Well sometimes a double shot doesn’t even work.

Gettin over you

Released May /2020
Featuring key player’s Garth Brooks lead recording guitar player (Chris Luezinger) also John Marcus was bass player for Tim McGraw

Written By : Corey Lee Barker, Phillip Wolfe, Robert Cellucci

Andy Peake, drums
Jon Marcus, bass
Chris Leuzinger, electric guitar
Phillip Wolfe, acoustic and electric guitars, piano, organ and synthesizers, banjo

Produced and mixed by Phillip Wolfe
Engineered by Skyler Taylor and Phillip Wolfe
recorded at Shadow Lane Studios and The Parlor Studio, Nashville TN
Mastered by Chris Latham

Magnetic

Bio

        Robert Cellucci was born January 31 1988 in Dunedin, FL moved to North Carolina at the age of two. He didn't discover his singing talent until being given chorus as an added elective class in high school. It wasn't planned, but it was something he fell in love with and did very well with it at that. Even trying out for his high school's very first musical theatre production of "Bye Bye Birdie", landing the lead role. It was then Robert knew he found what is purpose was in life, to preform. He continued each year through high school getting lead roles in all the schools performances, until his senior year, where he was contracted to work with Off Broadway productions with North Carolina Theatre in 2006. It was a dream come true for the future Broadway star until children and unfortunate life events took place. Being a Father put a hold on a lot of things for him, but his fight to continue with music was very much alive. He started playing guitar day in a day out before he realized he could simply create his own music, and because he was living at the time, on a 60 acre farm with his parents in Clayton, NC. , Country seemed to suit his style. Although he grew up listening to mostly soft rock and alternative music. He says country is something he grew to love listening to Tim McGraw, Luke Bryan , Garth Brooks just to name a few. He released his first ever EP "The End of a Rainbow" in late 2015 featuring 7 original songs, one being the most popular and favorite for most - The End of a Rainbow. Since the release he has gotten a lot of exposure in the Tampa area where he currently lives, with about 500 EP sales for the year with little to no marketing involved. Then slowly understood marketing himself was just what he needed to do. He has opened for several main acts such as The Charlie Daniels Band, Tyler Farr, Craig Campbell, as well has perform in many charity events across the state of Florida. He has recently been performing a lot in the North Carolina area to remain closer to his children. He said “ growing up not having my real dad in my life changed a lot for me, when I had children I want them to see me all the time. And that’s exactly what I have been able to do and wouldn’t trade it for the world. Being a father has changed my life. “ He has some how found the balance between music and family life with help from he deceased fathers spirit helping him along the way. He released his next single " Gettin Over You" in April 2019, and things for the young star began to come alive. Receiving more than 5,000 downloads since the release, the song was loved so much it was featured on 94.7 QDR Home Grown Country. Which he is set to go in for a an on air live artist interview in the up coming days. He later goes on to release three new singles by end of year 2019. In 2020 He continues to chase his dream by going out and playing wherever he can take the stage and has already booked more than 100 + shows or the year. He wants the dream of being a Country Music Artist but understands being a father to his two children is top  priority over everything. So like most; juggling work, music, and family, can sometimes be a bit frustrating, but he continues to keep pushing forward putting his faith in God, making the best of what each day brings and every opportunity that comes with it.