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Former Warner Music and Island Records Executives Launch Breaking Wave Group as Major Label Alternative

Breaking Wave Group launches as UK music company offering alternative to major label model

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Mandy Dalugdug

5d ago· 5 min readenNews

Summary

Breaking Wave Group has launched as a new music company founded by five UK industry executives (Nick Stewart, Marc Marot, Jeremy Marsh, James Radice, and Beth) whose careers span work with major artists like U2, Ed Sheeran, Dua Lipa, and Take That. The company positions itself as an alternative to major label models, offering artist-focused services. It has secured distribution deals with [PIAS] and Virgin Music Group (both owned by Universal Music Group) and its first signings include 10cc, singer-songwriter Rumer, and electronic duo Lemon Jelly.

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bskyBreaking Wave Group launches as UK music company offering alternative to major label modelmusicbusinessworldwide.com

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The company will offer 'a real alternative to the major label model that increasingly frustrates and forgets the needs of artists.'
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The company’s first signings are 10cc, singer-songwriter Rumer and electronic duo Lemon Jelly.

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