Red91 Relaunched As A Digital-Only Record Company

LONDON November 30, 2005 - Following the recent acquisition of Red91 by Xcom Music, the record company is to become digital-only, reflecting the move away from traditional hard formats. "The digital music business is growing each month and we intend to place Red91 right at the heart of the latest innovations" stated Xcom's CEO Paul Mostow. He added "the move to digital will fit in well with Xcom's digital ambitions and we hope to increase the number of artists signed to Red91 in the very near future".

All at Red91 are pleased with the new approach and are looking forward to working with Xcom. Extra resources will allow the company to increase the number of artists it acts for and an emphasis on digital releases will allow for much more innovation and creativity from all the sign to the company. Red91 is set to announce its second signing shortly. Contact Red91 if you need any more information about this news piece.

About Red91

The Red91 Recording Company was officially launched in July 2004 and is a not-for-profit record company that is heavily influenced by the artists it acts for. In addition to securing a recording/publishing deal, Red91 welcomes invitations to use any music produced by its artists in advertising, movies or other video-based media.

For more information about Red91 please go to the contact section of this website.