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Rising Stars Romulus First Debuts Genre-Bending Album "Reality"
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LOS ANGELES & DENVER - Washingtoner -- Capita Co. announced today the release of "Reality," the highly anticipated debut album from breakthrough artist Romulus First. The nine-track collection, available now across all major streaming platforms and retail outlets, showcases the artist's versatile approach to modern music-making while addressing contemporary social issues.

Reality marks a significant milestone for both Romulus First and Capita Co., featuring an innovative fusion of multiple genres that demonstrates the artist's wide-ranging musical capabilities. The album's diverse sound palette is carefully crafted to appeal to various audiences while maintaining a cohesive artistic vision.

"We really enjoyed bringing this album to our fans," says Romulus First. "This round we got to explore all the genres we love – notice a great bit of parody throughout and topics on important issues. This is important to us."

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The album's release strategy includes comprehensive distribution across digital and physical platforms, ensuring maximum accessibility for consumers and music enthusiasts. Capita Co. has developed strategic partnerships with major retailers and streaming services to support the album's launch and sustain its market presence.

Reality distinguishes itself through its bold genre-crossing approach, incorporating elements of:
  • Contemporary pop
  • Alternative rock
  • Hip-hop
  • Electronic music
  • Traditional instrumentation
The album's thoughtful commentary on current social issues, coupled with its satirical undertones, positions it as both entertaining and socially relevant, appealing to a broad demographic of listeners seeking substance in their music consumption.

Listen to Reality now at Hearnow. It's also available on Apple Music/iTunes, Google, Amazon, Spotify, iHeartRadio & More!

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Industry analysts predict strong performance across multiple markets, with particular emphasis on streaming platforms and social media engagement. The release is supported by a comprehensive marketing campaign targeting radio stations, digital platforms, and social media influencers.

Capita Co. is a leading indie force in the music industry, dedicated to discovering and developing exceptional artistic talent while delivering innovative entertainment solutions to global audiences. With a proven track record of successful artists and releases, Capita Co. continues to shape the future of music through strategic partnerships and creative excellence.

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