Multi-talented music artist, JIN AKANISHI, is following up his #1 iTunes Dance Chart hit with another electrifying song produced by the Stereotypes.<\/p>\n
Top-selling Japanese vocalist, musician and actor, Jin Akanishi, will release his second single to follow his #1 iTunes Dance Chart Album (EP), \u201cTest Drive featuring Jason Derulo.\u201d \u201cSun Burns Down\u201d is produced by Grammy nominated, Stereotypes, who have also produced award-winning music for artists from Far East Movement, NeYo to Justin Bieber. \u201cJin is killing it with the vocals,\u201d said members of the Stereotypes, \u201cpoint blank, he\u2019s a star and it\u2019s going to be a great collaboration.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cSun Burns Down\u201d will be available for purchase through all digital retailers and streaming services starting Tuesday, January 24th at 7:00AM PST. A music video will also be premiered later in the day. For an all-encompassing release, a YouTube contest will be also be held for the new single. Details will be announced on Jin Akanishi\u2019s official website, www.jinakanishiusa.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n Jin Akanishi has received extensive press coverage since the release of his first single from well-respected digital, print and TV ranging from TokyoHive.com, Popcrush.com to Myx.tv and Mnet. \u201cSun Burns Down\u201d ships to radio early January 2012.<\/p>\n ###<\/p>\n About Warner Bros. Records<\/p>\n Warner Bros. Records is one of the most successful recording companies in music history and home to some of the most influential and innovative artists of our time. Its reputation and extraordinary roster of new and established recording artists is unparalleled, and its collective influence on pop culture is without precedent. In 2007, Warner Bros. was ranked the No. 1 record label in the U.S. as measured by Total Album share and has been ranked one of the country’s top three labels every year since 2003.<\/p>\n Warner Bros. Records was founded 50 years ago by Jack Warner, the last of the original pioneering Warner brothers, as an offshoot of Warner Bros. Studios, which, 32 years earlier, had introduced its Vitaphone sound-on-disc system for feature films. The acquisition of Frank Sinatra’s Reprise label in 1963 catapulted the company into one of the most dynamic organizations in popular music and throughout the next five decades built a family of labels that today represent a full spectrum of musical genres.<\/p>\n