Type: Promo Single - Digital
Label: Shooting Star Records
Genre: R&B, Synth Pop, Pop
Release Date: August 19th, 2010
Writers: Brittany Knox, Lukey Comatose


That's right! Brittany Knox has officially released a song called "All The Love" off of her debut album Mannequin. But this song wont be released as a single but as a promo single that will impact radio stations in the United States, Canada and the U.K. But is purchasable online everywhere.


Why did you release All The Love as a promo single instead of a regular single?
Well I chose to release this song as a promo single as a treat for all the fans and others who either have the album, and who don't have the album as well, not necessarily as a official second single because I have my mind set on my second single but i was anxious to get this song out as well so I promo would be perfect. The ones who do have the album I'm almost positive they will enjoy hearing the song on the radio and for the ones who don't have the album they'll enjoy the particular song just because its a very calm and beautiful song and hopefully it encourages them to go out and get it. I also released it to mirror my current sing Leather Love, so our listeners could hear two different pieces of music off of my album. One that's a club track and the other that's much more slowed down and meaningful.


Tell us about the song
All the love was a song I wrote with Lukey Comatose of Moronic Changeling and its a song star crossed lovers who share unconditional love for each other. There love is so strong that even with all the others trying to break them apart and have them hate each other, at the end of the day they still loved one another and didn't care about what the outside forces said or did. The beginning of the song basically has the female telling the story about how her mother, father and brothers threaten her about the guy she recently started but the urge for her to keep going to him becomes stronger and stronger until eventually since the parents think hes such a bad influence on her sanity, they move. That's when the male comes in and expresses his feelings for the first time explaining how he'll continue to love the girl no matter what. Its such a beautiful song.



How was the writing process and recording process for this track?
I actually began writing the song after watching Romeo and Juliet The Movie! *Giggles* I know - its a classic. But I really love that movie. I watched it and said to myself "Wow, the chemistry the two main characters shared even after the trial and tribulations they went though, was really epic, something special. And right there I was inspired. Got my pen in paper and began writing. After that was done, I hit the studio with Dr. Duke and Christina Carmichael, who are both amazing producers, Duke kind of producers this r&b/pop sound for me and Christina is just excellent with creating a futuristic song. Anyway I began recording the song until I got to just in the middle of the bridge and I said to myself and then out loud, "This song isn't going to be right without a male artist on it" and that's that's when my producers and I automatically started looking for a male who's voice would fit great with the type of song I had so far recorded. Someone that wasn't really sought after as a single artist and that's when I got Lukey Comatose. His voice fit the product perfectly and I quickly contacted him and the next day, in about an hr he had this great piece to sing and it really worked wonders on the song. It wouldn't be the same if he didn't contribute on the song.

What do you think the listeners will get out of listening to this track
Something that you have to put thought into after hearing it. At first you may think that this is just a beautiful typical love song but through the powerful synths and orchestral riffs, and lyrics, you'll realize its something much more deeper and the song has a meaning to it. I really favored this track on the album because its not too emotional, not too slow and not boring. You can actually bop your head to it but you cant dance to it also. Its just right.



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Malory Evans: Love it.

" I heard the single over the radio and me and the girls was just living it up in the limo! Love it."
- G2L