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Red Car Toons is a subsidiary of Red Car Records that provides marketing and publishing services to clients. Services include radio promotion, publicity, licensing, and publishing. LATEST NEWS: • Red Car Toons landsblanket deal with FUEL for Taang! Records
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Red Car Records licenses our songs to national venues and television shows. Some of our most recent licensing includes: -Taang! Records Artists Everybody Out! land blanket deal with FUEL. Other licensing includes:
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Client list: Client spotlight: NYCO Nyco is on tour now! Ted Atkatz's decision to leave his gig as the principal percussionist in the Chicago Symphony Orchestra was a bold one. Exchanging his drumsticks for a Nord keyboard and a Gibson acoustic, he began singing an altogether different tune. He wrote twelve songs, collaborated with three of Chicago's finest musicians, and NYCO was born. Two, NYCO's debut album, resonates with the sincerity and energy of great rock'n roll, capped by Atkatz's striking melodies. Produced by Grammy-award winner Jim Tullio, reviewers have called the album a "must-own." Chicago's own Q101 FM and WXRT 93.1 FM, stations that helped bring bands like Wilco and Smashing Pumpkins into the mainstream, have lately taken to spinning NYCO's tunes. The soulful "English Song" has already garnered significant attention, and has even been dubbed a "pop classic" by WXRT DJ Richard Milne. Onstage, Atkatz is joined by Dave Saenger, Nick Gates, Sam Smiley and Devin Staples. For anyone who has experienced the band live, they make it easy to understand that they were meant to rock out together. |
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| Client spotlight: Jeffrey Simmons
Jeffrey Simmons creates classic Pop music in the tradition of Harry Nilsson, Emitt Rhodes, Wilco and Coldplay, complete with varied instrumental arrangements and rich vocals. After the non-release of his first album, "The Failure of the Horse and Buggy" in 1999, Jeffrey decided to rethink his studio approach. Instead of doing everything himself, he brought in his newly formed Symptoms into the studio. The result was "Almost...all the way...down" released by Soda Pop Records in 2003. Fast-forward to 2005 where Jeffrey went returned to the studio alone to write, record and produce his newest solo album "Farewell, My Sweet Alibi." |
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Red Car Records licenses our songs to national venues and television shows. Some of our most recent licensing includes:
Other licensing includes: The Charms, "Saturday", Trailer, The Ice Princess
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