• Development, conception, co-ordination and support of all the artist’s activities
  within the scope of the entertainment industry.
• Attend to the artist’s artistic and commercial interests with regard to third parties; in particular
  record companies, producers, publishing companies, show promoters and the media.
• Planning and the execution of all advertising activities.
• Preparation and execution of solo shows and tours, visits to broadcasting stations and  
  interviews as well as the supervision of artistic and technical affairs.

Clip in the background: Livia Mischel from our artist roster

Need-oriented advice in all areas of the music business.

Clip in the background: GERMEIN (AUS) from our consulting artist roster

We make our concepts sound. For example «Coole Schule» (school is cool)  - the Swiss success story with a unique, exciting and free foreign language lesson (English & French, beginning with high school level).  The visit takes place in a classroom, lecture hall or in the gym - with live music and artists from the USA, Kanada, Australia and France.

More than 100,000 students in over 900 school visits in Switzerland have already experienced «Coole Schule» live in class - completely free of charge for the school! The goal is a lesson in which students experience first hand that speaking foreign languages - even if not 100% perfectly - works, is cool and is fun with a cool, foreign music act. Students and teachers as well as the media are excited.

The world of music has always been one that leans towards change and innovation. But the purpose of distribution has not changed at all: to make music as accessible to the (buying) public as possible. 

Of course, the distribution methods changed. Back in 2004 we were happy about our (instore promotion) success in Japan for the CD of our artist Sun'dra. Today we are happy about Spotify playlists in Japan. So it's all about accepting new market situations, changes and innovations and learning/following the trends. And that's what we do.

And no matter what else will change in the future: a good song always remain a good song ...