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The Screaming Pope releases “Honey Bunny (the Hip-Hop album)”
Boston, MA — “Honey Bunny (the Hip-Hop Album)” by The Screaming Pope is available on almost all streaming sites for streaming and Download on Friday, September 15th
“Honey Bunny (the Hip-Hop Album)” is a unique departure from the usual Techno/Electronica albums by The Screaming Pope
The previous Screaming Pope album, “The Era Of Possibilities” was called “A Masterpiece” by one fan
“Honey Bunny (the Hip-Hop Album)” by The Screaming Pope is a combination of Hip-Hop, Rap, Trap, Reggae, and Go-Go music
“Honey Bunny (the Hip-Hop Album)” by The Screaming Pope is available for streaming and download on almost all streaming sites on Friday, September 15th
“Honey Bunny (the Hip-Hop Album)” by The Screaming Pope is available on almost all streaming sites on Friday, September 15th. Check out The Screaming Pope Facebook Page, BandCamp Page for downloads and merchandise, YouTube for videos and music, and the Hyperfollow Page, https://hyperfollow.com/thescreamingpope
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ABOUT
The Screaming Pope is Techno Music Veteran George Bolton. He is a Music Video Producer, Engineer, Session Musician, Visual Artist, Songwriter, and Electronic Music Composer from the Boston area
CONTACT
The Screaming Pope
Name: Gaia Records
Address: 195 Glenellen Road, Boston, MA
Email: leblanc235@comcast.net
Phone: 617-861-7415
Press Kit: https://hyperfollow.com/thescreamingpope
LINKS
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheScreamingPope
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJjj6WMhfZI
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2RRt9Nzxv0hx8vrrion8r1
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/george-bolton-935847795
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