After making a triumphant debut to the music world with the classic track “Could Have Been Me” in 2014, British rock group The Struts have entered into a worldwide distribution agreement with KMG Distribution. Their tenure with KMG has begun with a re-invigorated recording of “Could Have Been Me,” now featuring Sir Brian May of QUEEN fame. Overseen by Ross Robey, Head of Distribution at KMG, the re-recording has brought new life to an iconic track and will reach fans of the song all over the world.
“It’s an honor to help bring new life to such an important record in The Struts’ history,” Robey said in a press release. “‘Could Have Been Me’ has already inspired millions around the world, and with the addition of Sir Brian May, it carries even more weight and significance. We’re thrilled to celebrate the song’s legacy while further enriching it with the spirit of rock royalty.”
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