What is Fame Games

Fame Games is not “just a music radio show.” In fact, it’s nothing short of a revolution in how music is selected and promoted today. Fame Games gives the best independent artists valuable A&R opportunities, advice and career guidance, as well as a potentially massive new audience through network radio play based on merit (finally!), compiled daily using a sophisticated song evaluation system.

Fame Games introduces discerning listeners to the very best new music, produced by “undiscovered” independent and “unsigned” artists. Shockingly, the quality of music which reaches the top of the Fame Games charts easily rivals (and often outstrips) the quality of music listeners are force-fed by national network radio and TV.

Fame Games is formatted as an entertaining, daily radio show, with something for everyone. New music is showcased and discussed and put in context for new fans to discover and embrace. The show is a “front” for MMI’s complex song evaluation system which continues to find the very best new artists and songs every day. The show’s host, DJ Crier, is supported by a diversified judging panel which includes accomplished music industry professionals as well as representatives of divergent demographics, in order to best reflect upon any song’s “crossover” potential.

With incisive song analyses, entertaining presenters, frequent world-famous guests on “The Red Carpet” and most importantly showcases of the best music you never knew existed, Fame Games is guaranteed to keep you glued to your radio day in and day out!

Fame Games also features the exclusive “Cowell Factor,” presented by Tony Cowell (Simon’s older, wiser brother and head of CowellMedia). This strategic alliance has nothing to do with the likes of American Idol or X-Factor. In fact, it’s a wholehearted endorsement of something quite opposite. Tony’s come onboard to help Fame Games to discover (and place!) real, un-manufactured world-class musical talent!

Fame Games airs daily through CitadelMedia (ABC) radio networks, as well as on demand, online on the Fame Games and MeerMusic sites and affiliated sites.

Fame Games is the best place for artists and fans to meet, and entertain realistic hopes of saving the world from bad music!

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Music Style/Genre
I enjoy many styles of music, ballards, nightclub, dance etc

General Music Style
Power Pop

Full Bio
Zoë is 23 years of age and has been writing music since she could pick up a pen. Following a brief stint in a girl-band at the age of 16, Zoë began to find confidence in herself as a performer and decided to attend stage school. She then went on to audition to be part of a professional girl-band, and after a gruelling month of recording and dancing tests, became a ‘Super blonde’ performing all around the top London nightclubs. However she soon realised her strength was in solo singing and song writing (and she didn’t like being blonde all that much!) so Zoë began to write her own material collaborating with producers ‘Rockerboi’ from Zed Management and the widely renowned Simon Ellis.

Zoë and ‘Rockerboi’ wrote the first track ‘I rely on me’. The feed back from the industry was positive so she continued to write ‘Break You’ and ‘Without You (Here with me)’ were born! As a song writing team Zoë and ‘Rockerboi’ went from strength to strength writing and submitting many songs for other performers across the globe, including up and coming U.S. artist ‘Chloe Jordan’, ‘Sugababes’, ‘Kelly Clarkson’, ‘Ellie Lawson’ and Australian Idol winner ‘Ricki Lee’.

After an impromptu posting of ‘Break You’, ‘I rely on me’ and ‘Without You’ on Youtube, Zoë was amazed at the popularity , - receiving over 50,000 hits in the first few weeks, a loyal and solid base was born, then a USA promotion started with ‘Meer music’ FAME GAME who aired her single ‘Without You’ on their ‘Q-show’.

Having made waves on Youtube also landed her on the door step of BRIT award winner,Simon Ellis, the man behind ‘S club 7’, ‘East 17’ and ‘The Spice Girls’ with whom she wrote her next song ‘I Really Hate You’. Noticeably different from the electro/rnb pop style of her previous music, ‘I Really Hate You’ shows the evolution of Zoë’s music style…..l

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Short Bio
Following a brief stint in a girl-band at the age of 16, Zoë began to find confidence in herself as a performer. She attended stage school and then went on to be part of a professional girl-band performing all around London. However she soon realised her strength was in solo singing. Zoë went on a quest to find a super duper producer and landed on the doorstep of Leon West (aka ‘Rockerboi’), - an exceptionally talented producer