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Pop / Rock 03/10/2018

SHIM Signs Management Deal With FM Music Management

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SHIM Signs Management Deal With FM Music Management
New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Hot on the heels of his current self-titled release, SHIM has entered into a management deal with FM Music Management. He has joined FM Music Management's impressive roster which includes Nonpoint, Adelitas Way, Through Fire, Royal Bliss, Deadset Society, Keith Wallen, Spoken and more. In addition, SHIM has announced that he is making plans to tour in support of his self-titled album. Dates will be announced soon!

"FM Music Management was the right choice for me because they were the most tenacious company I met with in my search for good management. We have a common goal in this endeavor and I am excited to start taking the ride with them. With the self titled album "SHIM" already out and the first single "Hallelujah" making it to #22 on the rock charts, FM Management is definitely jumping onto a moving train. A lot of management companies were threatened at the thought of that but FM has taken the bull by the horns and is already lining up my first headline run in the midwest in support of my music" says Shim.

When Shim Moore first began writing solo music, a piece of early career advice stuck with him.

He recalls, "Somebody once told me, 'When you're making music, the difference between good and great is blood. If you bleed on a record, people are going to hear it. If you don't, people are going to hear it too'."

Truth is, Shim's blood courses through every song he's ever written and recorded. Millions of fans worldwide connected to his songwriting, spirit, and soul across four full-length albums from the RIAA platinum-certified Sick Puppies—which he founded in 1997. Following his split from the group during 2015, the Australia-born and Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, and producer did what he does best: write.

"I lost my band, a lot of my finances, and most importantly, my identity," he admits.

"I wasn't going to stop though. I had to find a new identity and the songs to go with it. It was a whole rebirth. It couldn't be some acoustic shit or a retread of what I've already done. It had to be fucking amazing. After a couple of failed attempts at collaborating again, the universe delivered me this ultimatum, 'If you don't do this yourself, it's never going to get done. Just do it'."

Back at square one, Shim transformed the bedroom of his L.A. apartment into a makeshift studio and bought $4,000-worth of equipment from Guitar Center. Borrowing amps and guitars from friends, he personally produced and engineered what would become his independent solo debut in under 44 days—barely making the deadline to return the gear. He transferred the chaos around him into the boldest anthems of his career introduced by the 2018 debut single "Hallelujah."
On the track, bluesy clean guitar cries out before snapping into a gospel-style chant—"Can I get an Amen or a Hallelujah?"—carried by a full choir. It culminates on a wild guitar solo before divebombing back towards the hard-hitting hook once more.

"You can create the life you want regardless of the perceived obstacles," he goes on.

"'Hallelujah' is all about digging yourself out and starting the work. I didn't have a specific projection of where this was going. I had no idea what my destination would be, but I knew I had to get moving."

Elsewhere on the record, "Our Time" serves as an empowering affirmation set to a soundtrack of orchestral swells and unbreakable distortion, while "Fearless" encourages "the superhero in all of us" with a seismic chant.

Shim adds, "That's a conversation I'll have with my son someday."

In the end, this body of work represents the artist at his most poignant and powerful, and ready to tear up stages around the globe.

"Music should sound exciting at all times," he leaves off. "If it excites you, you won't shut it off. I wanted to make a record that didn't let up. This is my sound. It's real. It's empowering. It's who I am. There's a lot of blood on it."
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"Hallelujah" is getting rave reviews!
The new single and video for Hallelujah is an amazing piece of work. The song is energetic, fun, and full of depth. - Dread Music Review
The new song definitely reminded people that Shim is an artist to watch with a lot more to say. - Ghostcult
"Hallelujah" from his upcoming solo album brings a fire and fun sense of rock momentum from start to finish. - Heavy Vinyl
If the number of fists in the air and people singing along was any indication, it's already a hit and a promise of good things to follow. - Shockwave
Shim is just as excited to be back as the fans are to have him back. His happiness is just infectious and rubs off on you the second you sit down with him - Front Row Report
...who wouldn't want to see a hot rocking guy with an Australian accent and intense hazel eyes, jumping in the air, giving us his energy, as he sings his songs and plays guitar? - Tru Rock Revival
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