Jaz Coleman, the frontman and founder of Killing Joke, secured a worldwide publishing agreement with Cooking Vinyl Publishing, working in partnership with Believe. Coleman stated that he is thrilled about the signing, calling it the most exciting period of his career.
He expressed a goal to musically capture the zeitgeist of this unique moment in history with his remaining years. Ryan Farley praised Coleman, noting that few artists have managed to reshape a genre and subsequently maintain success in concert halls.
The acclaimed musician's songs with Killing Joke have influenced many generations of musicians, and his orchestral work shows equal ambition. R iley Aki also signed a publishing deal with Prescription Songs.
Tyla Rodrigues received a global publishing deal from Sony Music Publishing Nashville. The country singer-songwriter, Tyla Rodrigues, is recognized for her single “Can’t Keep Doing This” and her EP Hold On Tight.
George Fenton signed a worldwide publishing deal with Peermusic Accor. Fenton has previously scored films such as Cry Freedom and The Madness of King George.
Will Bundy joined the publishing roster of Back Blocks Music, which also acquired select songs from his catalogue. Bundy previously produced Ella Langley’s album hungover, which included tracks like “Weren’t For The Wind” and “You Look Like You Love Me.”
Bucks Music Group entered into an exclusive worldwide publishing deal with Piotre Wiese. Piotre Wiese plans to record his forthcoming album, Kosmos, using a restored Bechstein Grand Piano from 1985 at his Llocnou Studio in Valencia.
