Big Noise is representing Roger Salloom's catalog of recordings and songs for placement and licensing in film, TV, and advertising. Music supervisors can contact Big Noise about Roger's catalog at 401-274-4770 (USA) or by emailing al@bignoisenow.com.

Because of Big Noise's efforts, Roger Salloom's CD 'Eventually' was chosen by the 2006 Grammy Awards Committee as an Official Ballot Finalist in the following categories:

Record of the Year
Roger Salloom - 'So Glad I Made It'
Album of the Year
Roger Salloom - Eventually
Song of the Year
Roger Salloom - 'So Glad I Made It'
Best Male Pop Vocal Performance
Roger Salloom - 'In the Snow'
Best Pop Vocal Album
Roger Salloom - Eventually
Best Male Country Vocal
Roger Salloom - 'I Should've Run'
Best Compilation Soundtrack
Roger Salloom - So Glad I Made It
Best Song Written for Motion Picture,
Television, or Other Visual Media
Roger Salloom - 'When It Comes to Women'
Best Long Form Music Video
Chris Sautter's Roger Salloom documentary 'So Glad I Made It'

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Roger Salloom is a superb storyteller in the classic pop/folk singer-songwriter tradition with a great sense of rhythm, timing, engaging delivery, and music that is incredibly infectious. His latest CD, 'Eventually,' is a high watermark in his 37-year career, which began with the legendary Chess Records in 1968. With this new collection, his pop sensibilities show through more than ever, weaving hook-filled song nuggets, yet staying as true as ever to his coffeehouse roots with songs that are both personal and universal at the same time.

'So Glad I Made It,' directed by Chris Sautter, is an off-beat look at the question of why some artists 'make it' and others equally talented do not. The film follows former Nashville resident Roger Salloom, a quirky Bob Dylan-type singer/songwriter as he tries to revive his career after giving up on the music business for 20 years. The film includes exclusive performances by Grammy Award winners The Blind Boys of Alabama and James Cotton. The Washington Post gave 'So Glad I Made It' three and a half stars, adding 'Salloom deserves stardom (after hearing him, you'll see what I mean) - it makes the story all that more compelling and poignant.' The National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences screened the film in New York City and Nashville in collaboration with their area chapter offices.

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