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Post by Jhomes87 on May 23, 2012 20:56:08 GMT -6
 New Single by Maggie Rose - " I Ain't Your Mama" CLICK HERE to Listen (SoundCloud) Music Video: www.cmt.com/videos/maggie-rose/828910/i-aint-your-mama.jhtml (CMT) Songwriters: Judson Spence and Candy Cameron Impact Date: June 25 (RPM Entertainment) Source: Country Aircheck Chart Run: 59-53-53-47-44-43-42-46-40-40-38-39-42-42-40-40-35-36-35-33-32-32-30-32-32-31-31-30- 29- recurrent---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Recent singles on the Billboard Country Airplay chart: 1) "Mississippi's Crying" charted for 5 weeks, peaking at #57 on 1/22/11. 2) "Maybe Tonight" charted for 1 week, peaking at #60 on 8/27/11. Billboard chart statistics for "I Ain't Your Mama": - "I Ain't Your Mama" charted for 29 weeks, peaking at #29 on 1/19/13. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 26, 2012 22:32:22 GMT -6
 Posted Link to New Music Video to original post. Source: CMT |
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Post by TrUzApalOOza on Sept 9, 2012 15:06:13 GMT -6
Formerly known as Margaret before 2012, so let me take a wild guess...
Universal Republic "owns" the name Margaret Durante
and she is now performing as
Maggie Rose under RPM Entertainment label.
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Did she release any other singles before Maggie? Other than:
Use Somebody - March 2010
Mississippi's Crying - November 2010
Maybe Tonight - June 2011
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Post by Jhomes87 on Sept 9, 2012 16:54:48 GMT -6
I believe those are the only singles she released. And that's an interesting theory. I'm not if I can get behind it though. I've just been assuming that she wanted to re-invent herself with a new label, since none of her other singles really did well. Now, she's the flagship artist at RPM and has a little more promotional muscle behind her.
She did release "Use Somebody" for Universal Republic, but after that she signed with Emrose/Stroudavarious, and then Stroudavarious changed its name to R&J, lol. She was still Margaret Durante when "Mississippi's Crying" and "Maybe Tonight" were released, and those were for R&J, which also released her Maybe Tonight EP as a work by Margaret Durante.
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Post by TrUzApalOOza on Sept 9, 2012 18:02:29 GMT -6
I've read a few articles stating the name change was really her idea, but whenever I see a name change immediately on a new label change --- it makes me think of Prince, and his loss of the name for X years.
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