


Initiating Denise Marsa Productions, LLC company and its recording and production label, KeyMedia Group, led Denise to also take charge of her own PR and marketing campaign, which was an eye opening experience and a time Marsa describes as her 'chaotic revolution.' She subsequently formed KeyMedia Public Relations, a boutique firm focusing on mentoring new talent and bringing them together with the arts and entertainment industries.
The first two decades of her career marked Marsa’s achievement as a vocalist with two successful chart-topping hit records, “Lucky Stars,” a duet with Dean Friedman, and as the lead vocalist on The Flirts dance record, “Helpless (You Took My Love).” While living in London, she wrote songs under contract with Warner Brothers UK Ltd. Later, while in Los Angeles, she wrote for Warner Chappell.
By Alisha Kinman
Denise Marsa, President of KeyMedia Public
Relations and music veteran, discusses how she started KeyMedia Public
Relations and how music has influenced her life and career choice.
KeyMedia has recently signed Rachel Millman and Nicole Berke on their
path to musical success along with many other musicians as well.