Music world

SINGLE RELEASES:

04.06 Dr. Alban vs. Sash! – Hello South Africa 2010
04.06 Right Said Fred – Stand Up (For The Champions) 2010
04.06 Jenny Berggren – Here I Am (ex Ace Of Base)
04.06 Bob Sinclar, Shaggy, Sahara – I Wanna
04.06 Brooklyn Bounce – Bass, Beats & Melody Reloaded!
(Main Bundle, Electro Edition, Remix Edition, Black Edition)
11.06 Schiller – I Will Follow You
11.06 Rihanna – Te Amo
11.06 Katy Perry – California Girls
11.06 Jessy Matador – Alles Ola Ole
11.06 Sylver – Turn The Tide 2010
15.06 Lady Gaga – Alejandro (The Remixes)
21.06 Lady Gaga – Alejandro
21.06 Lasgo – Tonight
25.06 Kylie Minogue – All The Lovers
25.06 Cheryl Cole – 3 Words
25.06 Da Buzz – U Gotta Dance
25.06 Loona – Vamos A La Playa

Warner Music signs issuing exec behind Cee Lo’s “F*** You”

Warner Music Group has signed up a fresh publishing chief Cameron Strang as CEO of Warner/Chappell Music, its music publishing unit. The world’s No.3 music company said David Johnson, who previously held the joint title of chairman/CEO of Warner/Chappell, will carry on as chairman until July at which point Strang will take on the additional role of chairman as well.

Johnson, who was before the company’s general counsel, has led Warner/Chappell since 2006.
Strang, 44, founded New West Records and Southside Independent Music Publishing in 1995. As part of deal Warner/Chappell has obtained Strang’s Southside whose songs include 2010 hits like B.oB.’s Nothin’ on You and Cee Lo Green’s “F*** You” (pictured left) both nominated for Record of Year 2011.

Music publishing has usually been the unfashionable arm of the music industry when compared to the label side. But in recent years it has become more and more valuable part of the business because of its steady cash flow from a variety of revenue sources beyond decrease CD sales.

Song publishers are usually run by some of the veterans of the business like Marty Bandier, 70, at Sony/ATV Music Publishing who have great skill at extracting value out of songs for decades after they were first released. Strang’s knowledge of today’s hit music could put him in good stead for both short and the long-term.

If you are a music lover, you are in for a treat. Did you know you might use music to help increase brain speed? Music can sharpen your brain and help keep it fit. Maintenance your brain in good outline can obstruct dementia as you age. You are going to be startled to get out how it works.

1. Learn the words to music.
Pick a song you like but do not make out the words to. Try to hear each word and inscribe them down. Listen to the song as a lot of times as you need to. Then learn to croon along with the song. After you learn the song, move on to one more song.

2. Find out to distinguish different instruments in music.
Have you ever tried to dissect music into the instrument you hear? This will sharpen your brain’s neural pathways. Traditional music may be the most demanding for some. Try to decide when each instrument comes in and out.

3. Learn to play a musical instrument.
Playing an instrument is a incredible workout for your brain. If you already play an device, learning new and multifaceted music will keep you nimble. Learning to play a new instrument will assist your brain turn into more nimble.

*Ray and Anita (ex 2 Unlimited) wrote 3 new songs and will record them at Pappermint Studios Hannover, Germany. It was announced by Anita.
*Ray and Anita’s new single ‘Still Unlimited’ will be digitally released next August.
*In an interview with the Dutch site NLpop Blog Ray announced that they are working seriously on a new album with dance and urban influences and that they are also working on a world tour.
*Ray Slijngaard told us that he spent some more days in the studio in Hannover writing some new tracks !
*Luca Antolini released a hard trance single entitled Control Your Body that samples 2 Unlimited’s hit Let The beat Control Your Body.
*Mad Masterz have made a coverversion of 2 Unlimited called Jump For Joy 2010.