Casio G SHOCK Launches Electronic Music Social Networking Site

Casio G-SHOCK Launches ‘The Burlington Project’

A social networking site launched exclusively for the electronic music scene

The Burlington Project site will go live at the beginning of April and will be a definitive guide to the underground clubbing scene in cities across the UK and an information resource for labels, producers, DJ’s and those interested in the electronic music scene.

As part of its 25 year anniversary Casio G-SHOCK has announced the launch of an exclusive social networking site providing a platform for unsigned artists/DJ’s to showcase their music, engage with each other and get exclusive first looks at limited edition G-SHOCK watches.

The Burlington Project will promote both undiscovered talent and signed artists by allowing users to create their own profile pages to showcase their music. It will also allow individual clubs and promoters to share information on forthcoming events and provide exclusive updates through their individual pages and networking groups

The networking site will operate as an online community and in addition to allowing users the opportunity to create their own profiles, upload and share their music, The Burlington Project will feature networks/groups, and an events and news section providing all the latest information on electronic music from around the UK. The site will also allow you to rate and stream mixes from anyone that has uploaded them.

Tim Gould, Head of Marketing at Casio said, “We wanted to create a place for people to visit that shared a passion for this type of music. As a brand Casio G-SHOCK has always had its roots in the emerging music scene and what better way to celebrate its 25^th anniversary than by giving something back to clubbers, DJ’s, promoters and producers who have always supported G-SHOCK.”

http://www.burlingtonproject.co.uk

For further information on Casio G-SHOCK and The Burlington Project please contact Jonny Vale at Radiator PR on 020 7400 1125 or jonny@radiatorpr.com

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