Music and Celebrity Publicist, Harris Image Management, Prepare Mr. Frizo For National Tour

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Los Angeles music publicity company, Harris Image Management, is laying the ground work for the national debut of recording artist, Mr. Frizo, who is also set to release his first major album in conjunction with the tour.

The Los Angeles music and entertainment publicity and public relations company, Harris Image Management, is soon to announce the kick-off of the nation-wide tour, “They Call Me Mr. Frizo,” which is being launched in conjunction with the release of Mr. Frizo’s self-titled debut album. The tour and album release are expected to debut this spring and stop in cities from Los Angeles to Miami.

Mr. Frizo is a rap artist, though his music is often described as more of an “Urban Pop” sound. He is based out of Wisconsin and has been performing in clubs in the Midwest for a number of years. He was recently signed to the Marlo Music label, a Marlo Entertainment company, and they have since been eagerly preparing to make him known to a much larger audience.

“Based on his unique style and the following he has already been able to build, we are very excited about what music lovers will think of him,” said Larry Paul Meese, President of the label. “Frizo has a style of music that is very much Rap, and yet it is not typical by any means. It is far more musical than you’d expect from Rap, and yet Rappers agree he has the skills to keep up with the best of them. The sound is uniquely Frizo and it is why we think he is a category all his own with that Urban Pop. We think he makes Rap accessible and has found a way to blend Pop and Rap, and real music with the heavy lyrical style of Hip Hop.”

Publicity and image management for the music and the artist have just begun but is expected to begin in earnest when the album, simply titled “Mr. Frizo,” is released this spring. It is obviously an exciting time for the artist, never having worked with a label not his own, or publicists and all the people involved with such a big step. But he says it is something he looks forward to getting used to, so he can focus on what he loves the most, writing lyrics and making good music.