It didn't take long for RRP to grab ahold of RottViolent, actually by way of a mistake on YouTube, this Nu-Metal band appeared and the rest continued from that point.  After listening to their demo, RRP wanted to represent RottViolent, sharing their music, talents and images.  While residing in Arizona, RV played a few shows in Los Angeles, but was quickly taken away to the UK. Russ Russel, a known Engineer/Producer in the London area, saw RV at a show in Los Angels, where he asked them to join the journey back to his studio in London.  There is where the EP, "Buried Alive" received life, and while there, RV made the best out of a situation by playing the known venues in the area.  By doing that, RV was asked to play the Surface and O2 Festival that summer, and quickly gained their fan base.  

 

Coming from their fans, the combination most use is, "when Korn meets Evanescence", which RRP picked up immediately.  Erik Scott was putting the finishing  touches on  his  second  solo album when he heard RottViolent.  Being impressed with 

Ana's vocie, he changed the format of the song "Free", dedicated to his Scottish heritage and William Wallace (Bravehart), he asked Ana to sing this important song.  Pablo (guitar/writer) for RV, with his engineering skills, put the singing track together, they nailed it.  This team work led Ana to sing on another track, "Loco Amour", a duet which needed a female counterpart.  Again, it only took a couple of takes when it was off and running.