We offer a range of packages tailored to your specific needs and financial situation. We will consult and advice you on your most beneficial avenue of approach. We will create an "Operational Plan" of attack to maximize your rate of success. We have created a business model that is solid and unmatched by anyone in the Industry; with some sweat equity on your part you can ensure a successful launch of your product. Our rates are extremely reasonable and we guarantee you that your initial investment will be re-cooped at least eight-fold. Those clients that are determined and have a serious approach to their music are sure to rise to the top. We are a marketing/Networking firm by "birth"; our team is founded by an entertainment Lawyer and Marketing genius. Currently we can offer an aspiring artist and his team the ability to compete at a universal level in the industry by releasing a digital album utilizing nine (9) of the major distribution houses in nineteen (19) countries ranging from USA, Japan to New Zealand.
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Here are some articles from major publications ; “Last year, digital singles outsold plastic CD’s for the first time. So far this year, sales of digital songs have risen 54 percent, to roughly 189 million units, according to data from Nielsen SoundScan. Digital album sales are rising at a slightly faster pace, but buyers of digital music are purchasing singles over albums by a margin of 19 to 1†“I think the album is going to die,†said Aram Sinnreich, managing partner at Radar Research, a media consulting firm based in Los Angeles. “Consumers are listening to play lists,†or mixes of single songs from an assortment of different artists. “Consumers who have had iPods since they were in the single digits are going to increasingly gravitate toward artists who embrace that.†By JEFF LEEDS Published: March 26, 2007 New York Times
Movies:
ARIA unveils new format Singles and Album Charts 5th November 2007 ARIA Chart and Marketing Committee Chairman and SONY BMG General Manager, Marketing, Mr John Parker, said today “The proportion of singles that are sold through digital channels has been rapidly increasing and digital sales now represent a substantial part of overall single sales. It’s a testament to the ongoing accuracy and relevance of the ARIA charts that we are able to account for this. Likewise the inclusion of digital album sales in the overall album chart reflects the fact that music consumers are starting to buy their albums in what we refer to as a digital “bundle†format. It’s all about choice in this day and ageâ€. ARIA CEO, Mr Stephen Peach, echoed this sentiment, saying “The release of music in a digital format is now a key part of our industry. The Motorola ARIA Charts always strive to reflect market trends and, as such, this is a logical step for the charts.â€. Digital Music Soars While Revenues Fall JANUARY 30, 2008 Massive change continues in the music biz. US digital music spending growth has not offset the decline in music CD revenue. Based on new data from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industries (IFPI), the same trend is occurring worldwide. Digital music revenue grew 40% worldwide in 2007, according to the IFPI's "Digital Music Report 2008." Yet the sharp fall in CD sales meant that total music industry revenue for the year was down. Worldwide digital music sales were estimated at approximately $2.9 billion in 2007. Music sales via online and mobile channels have risen from zero to an estimated $2.9 billion since 2003. Single track downloads, including those on digital albums, grew by 53% to 1.7 billion. Digital sales now account for an estimated 15% of the worldwide music market, up from 11% in 2006 and zero in 2003. In the world’s biggest digital music market, the United States, online and mobile sales accounted for 30% of all revenues, compared with 7% for newspapers, 3% for movies and 2% for books. eMarketer analysis of IFPI data suggests the worst isn't over for the worldwide music industry. Although digital and mobile music revenues are projected to account for about half or more of industry revenues by 2010, falling CD sales will keep overall industry revenues in negative territory. The rate of revenue decline will slow, however.
Television:
Yankee Group Forecasts US Digital Music Revenue to Reach $5.34 Billion by 2012 Tue Jan 8, 2008 11:30am EST The Rise of Digital Music Means the Demise of the Record Label BOSTON--(Business Wire)--Yankee Group today announced at the 2008 International CES that two fundamental shifts are driving the music industry—digitization and direct-to-consumer transactions. As a result, US recording industry revenue has plummeted 25% since peaking at $14.6 billion in 1999. By year-end 2006, it had declined to $11 billion. According to the recently published Yankee Group Research Report, US Digital Music Forecast: What Fate Awaits the Record Labels?, digital revenue (online and mobile) is growing, but is insufficient to offset declining CD sales. Over the course of the next several years, Yankee Group anticipates that music industry revenue will begin to stabilize in the US, though at a lower level than previously seen. By the end of 2007, digital music revenue in the US grew to $1.98 billion, and will reach $5.34 billion by 2012. However, artists will increasingly keep the lion's share of this revenue as record labels become marginalized. "No industry has felt the impact of the Anywhere Consumer(TM) more strongly than the recording industry," said Michael Goodman, director of digital entertainment at Yankee Group. "It's not just that the record labels are facing declining revenue; rather, the basic relationship between recording artists, record labels and consumers is in major flux. As bands retain ownership of their music, the record label's role shrinks while the role of technology vendors and online music stores grow." Yankee Group predicts that within the US digital music industry, online music will grow faster than mobile music downloads and online single downloads will outpace album downloads or subscriptions. Despite wireless carriers' best efforts, online distribution will continue to dominate the category, accounting for 80% of the industry revenue. Although the addressable market for music phones will have grown to more than 266 million, only 9% of mobile users will actively use them as portable music players.
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