myRMX and Teen Hearts get together for Valentine’s Day to launch a myRMX Teen Hearts app that includes their new single, Maybe Someday. Fans of Teen Hearts will be able to remix Maybe Someday and share that remix with their friends and possibly the band.

Santa Monica, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/17/2011 -- The myRMX app is beginning to stir up the mobile markets. To celebrate Valentine's Day, myRMX will feature the new hit single, "Maybe Someday," by the band "Teen Hearts." myRMX is a unique app that allows casual gamers and music enthusiasts to create their own remix versions of songs and share those remixes with their friends.

"If you want more out of a game than mindlessly following flashing lights, myRMX is your solution," said Steven C. Haun, Vice-president of Music and Business Development. "myRMX delivers a one-of-a-kind experience that surpasses conceptually-similar products in functionality and aesthetics. Our App is more than just a game. With myRMX, you purchase a mixPACK (song from an artist), made from individual instruments and vocal tracks. myRMX lets you create your own sample version of the song to share with your friends. You actually become your own DJ, creating and mixing music with limitless possibilities

– your friends can even remix your mix."

The myRMX app is available for the iPhone and iPod Touch in iTunes and in Nokia's Ovi Store for Nokia handsets. The app is packed with features that provide users with an entirely new and unique musical experience that's also fun to use. myRMX users can remix and re-imagine a song and then instantaneously share that with their friends, phone to phone.

For the artists, myRMX is a new way to interact with their fans, as their fans interact with each other. myRMX also creates a new revenue stream for the artists. It's a unique and innovative marketing tool that allows musicians to reach a potential worldwide audience of over 250 million iPhone, iPod Touch, and Nokia users.

A mixPACK is made from licensed tracks of a song that have been provided by recording artists. Songs in a mixPACK don't rely on simulations; they are the actual vocal and instrumental elements used in the studio session that created the hit song. With myRMX's SHARE functionality, users can share their creations (called mixTONEs™) phone to phone, and across the Internet on a wide array of social media sites. Remixes sent to friends can also be edited, changed, remixed and sent back or on to other friends.

Fans who purchase the Teen Hearts mixPACK for Valentine's Day will receive a free mixPACK of their new single, "Maybe Someday," inside the in-app store (Look for the Shopping Bag Icon in the Main Menu.) Fans will also be happy to learn that the band has released a video to coincide with the new single. The California-based group has been gathering devoted fans since its formation with its combination of electronica, rock and pop.

They released their debut EP, "The Heartsbeat EP," in Dec. 2008, and the group gained immediate interest online. MTV put the group's "Hands in the Air," "Hollywood Hearts" and "All for Nothing" on rotation on its Real World program, garnering them interest from the Japanese label, Fried Rice Records/In 'n Out Records. The band was invited to play at Bamboozle 2009 and toured with Jeffree Star, Brokencyde, Artist Vs Poet, Kill Paradise and Ultra Violet Sound.

Teen Hearts is one of the hottest new bands on the music scene and the decision to turn their new single into a myRMX app is a testament to the application's innovation and popularity. Its cutting edge technology is changing the way musicians and their fans interact, with the potential to change the music industry and how songs are delivered to fans.

Teen Hearts myRMX on iTunes:
http://myr.mx/thi

Teen Hearts myRMX on Ovi:
http://myr.mx/tho

myRMX FanPage:
http://myr.mx/fbfp

For more information about myRMX, visit the website at http://www.myrmx.com. For more information about Teen Hearts, visit http://www.myspace.com/teenhearts.

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Teen Hearts and myRMX partner together to release a new app on Valentine’s Day.

Santa Monica, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/11/2011 -- The popular band, Teen Heart, has announced the upcoming release of their new song, "Maybe Someday," on the myRMX app. Their latest release will be in time for Valentine's Day.

"I wanted to make a mixPACK because myRMX is a fun and cool game," said Kelly Orr, lead singer of Teen Hearts. "It allows our fans to remix our music and share those mixes with friends phone to phone. It's the evolution of Guitar Hero and opens up our music to a worldwide audience and market."

The app is an entirely new mobile music experience allowing users to remix music on their mobile phone for a unique, interactive encounter. Using the original stems from the bands studio session the fans can re-imagine a portion of the bands song. This style of a mobile app represents the next generation of how users interact musically. The myRMX app is available for the iPhone and iPod Touch on iTunes and for Nokia phones through Nokia's Ovi Store, with a targeted audience of 250 million handsets worldwide.

The addition of Teen Heart's song to the myRMX app provides fans with a variety of opportunities. The band has been taking audiences by storm since its inception in 2009. Based in Orange Co., CA, the group plays a mix of electronica, pop and rock. Their unique sound instantly clicked with fans and earned them the respect of industry professionals.

Their debut EP, "The Heartsbeat EP," was produced by Hellogoodbye front man, Forrest Kline, and was self-released in Dec. 2008. With the personal endorsement of Hellogoodbye, along with MySpace promotion, the band created instant online interest. They quickly rose to the top of the MySpace charts as the number one unsigned artist.

The band's songs, "Hands in the Air," "Hollywood Hearts" and "All for Nothing" were placed in regular rotation on MTV's Real World. In just two short months, Teen Hearts had gained the interest of the Japanese label, Fried Rice Records/In 'n Out Records.

The band was asked to play during Bamboozle 2009, sharing the stage with All Time Low, Cobra Starship, Metro Station, Forever The Sickest Kids, Never Shout Never and more. They've toured with Jeffree Star, Brokencyde, Artist Vs Poet, Kill Paradise and Ultra Violet Sound.

At the end of the tour, the band returned to the studio to record their first full-length album, "Best Kept Secrets." Lead singer, Kelly Orr, made a decision to pursue a more mature sound for the album while maintaining the group's catchy, fun sound that shot them to success.

The inclusion of Teen Heart's new song, "Maybe Someday," on the myRMX application allows loyal fans worldwide to create their own remix versions of the group's song. With myRMX, iPhone, iPod Touch and Nokia users have fun using innovative technology that can be shared band to fan, fan to fan, and fan to band for a complete interactive experience.

myRMX on iTunes:
http://myr.mx/itmf

myRMX on Ovi:
http://myr.mx/ovi

myRMX FanPage:
http://myr.mx/fbfp

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myRMX announces the launch of myRMX for Nokia Smartphones. An entirely new mobile music experience sits inside Nokia’s version of iTunes, their Ovi store.

Santa Monica, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/31/2011 -- myRMX® releases their app that targets fans of music who like to be creative and show/share that creativity off to their friends.

This release is an updated port to Nokia's S60 V3 phones on Ovi with music by Selena Gomez, Mix Mater Mike, The Asteroids Galaxy Tour, and Grouch & Eligh. As myRMX continues to add artists from around the world, additional mixPACKs will be introduced on both the Nokia and Apple mobile platforms.

With the Nokia launch myRMX adds 200 million additional handsets to its 85 million iPhone and iPod touch target user base. Having a Nokia version also brings a coolness factor as users now can share their mixes from iPhone/iPod Touch to Nokia and back. "Being able to share between platforms was key for us because not too many apps can do that," says Steven Haun VP of Business Development for myRMX, "And the reason for creating a Nokia version? Well, why would any developer want to leave out over 200 million handsets in 190+ countries?"

In fact myRMX did a technology test last year which ran solely on Nokia Symbian phones. With the aid of only 4 tech bloggers myRMX put out 8 mixPACKs from mostly unknown artists. The result was 360,000 users with over a 1 million downloads.

myRMX is an entirely new Mobile Music Experience that allows worldwide casual gamers and music fans to remix songs and share them with their friends. myRMX has been called "Guitar Hero on Steroids" by Capcom, an international game developer. myRMX is not a rhythm/memory game nor does it simulate a piano, or guitar, or drum kit. What it does is it provides music fans the actual stems from the studio session and allows them to re-imagine the song. It provides a creative environment were the fans can decide where the music goes, not the App.

myRMX on Ovi:
http://myr.mx/ovi

myRMX FanPage:
http://myr.mx/fbfp

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