Check out Rainy Milo‘s exclusive interview with AFROPUNK, sharing all about her music, inspirations, and songwriting process.

Link here!

What makes Make or Break: The Linda Perry Project so ground-breaking as a reality television series? The Huffington Post has this covered in a featured article.

Check it out here.

Bradley Soileau gives insight into his current spotlight, as well as past and future projects in a featured interview with BlackBook Magazine.

Read the full interview here.

Rainy Milo digs into the Limey vault to premiere the official visuals for Don’t Regret Me on Pigeons and Planes.  The track produced by Chet Faker is from her acclaimed 2012 mixtape, Limey. Check it out!

Billboard gives an inside glimpse about Linda Perry and the story behind Make or Break:The Linda Perry Project, premiering on VH1 July 16th at 10PM ET/PT.

To read more on how the show came about click here.

What an interview! Linda Perry leaves nothing untouched in this week’s Larry King Now spot. She dishes her candid thoughts on the music industry, current singing competitions, and what makes Make or Break: The Linda Perry Project different from everything else on TV.

Watch it here.

Company Magazine‘s Rising Star Music Night is back for some summer tunes! The first music night will feature our lovely Rainy Milo and will take place June 25 at Queen of Hoxton in London.

For more information and tickets visit Company Magazine’s site here.

The premiere of Linda Perry‘s new show is fast approaching! Check out VH1’s first look at Make Or Break: The Linda Perry Project here.

And be sure to tune into the series premiere of Make Or Break: The Linda Perry Project Wednesday July 16th at 10 PM ET/PT to see how many musicians Linda makes cry!

High Snob Society named Rainy Milo one of the Top 10 Female Vocalists to Watch in 2014:

“There’s a distinct English feel to her songs, which ooze confidence, attitude and unflinching.”

To read more about why Rainy is one of the top female vocalists to look out for click here.

Rainy Milo was featured in the latest issue of Hunger Magazine where she talks about her contemporaries and her budding music career:

“It’s really easy to come out with a big bang, like a firework with lots of colours and lights, but that quickly dies out. I’d like to have a career that’s more of a dimmerswitch, slowly turning the lights on.”

Read more from Hunger Magazine here.