Imagem Music Signs French Horn Rebellion

Imagem Music, home to such talent as Vampire Weekend, Daft Punk, Anna Nalick, Jens Gad and Rebecca Jordan, has signed a worldwide, multi-year co-publishing agreement with indie-electro band French Horn Rebellion (brothers David and Robert Perlick-Molinari).

"French Horn Rebellion has the ability to write fun, catchy and accessible dance songs while maintaining a sense of creativity that is utterly their own," commented Molly Seel, who works in the Imagem Music creative department and brought the band to the company. "David and Robert are a very talented and dynamic duo and we are thrilled to have them as a part of the Imagem Music family."

David Perlick-Molinari said, "For us this is a big step forward and we feel having Imagem on our team is going to help us in ways that we can't even imagine right now." His brother Robert commented, "My mother is a published writer, and I can guarantee you she never thought I would be one as well."

"Over the last 18 months we have been building French Horn Rebellion through a number of releases and tours in Europe, Asia and North and South America," said Roland Hill, co-manager (Once Upon A Time Management). "We are extremely excited to be joining Imagem Music's US team and extensive list of global partners to capitalize on this work and take French Horn Rebellion to the next level as both artists and writers."

Visit http://soundcloud.com/french-horn-rebellion/this-moment-edit to hear French Horn Rebellion perform their single, "This Moment," capturing the nostalgia of 80s electro-funk, taken from their debut album The Infinite Music from French Horn Rebellion. Visit http://ow.ly/4HeWl for a photo. Caption: French Horn Rebellion - brothers David Perlick-Molinari (sitting) and Robert Perlick-Molinari. Photo by Harry Fellows.

About French Horn Rebellion

David and Robert Perlick-Molinari, originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, have toured and played with the likes of Hot Chip, Sleigh Bells, The Drums, Cut Copy and MGMT and have been tipped by everyone from Q Magazine, The Guardian, Time Out and French music bible Les Inrockuptibles to hometown publications such as the New York Times and NY Daily News. The Brooklyn-based duo already had an illustrious pedigree; David produced MGMT's indie release, Time to Pretend EP for New York indie Cantora Records, and with previous single "Up All Night" they scored a Record of the Week on BBC Radio 1 and an opening slot on the influential Kitsuné Maison compilation series. The band has also remixed the likes of MEN, Two Door Cinema Club, and OMD. The duo has just finished touring Asia and is currently on a 27-date North American tour supporting Yelle, which kicked off in Phoenix on April 17th. For more: www.frenchhornrebellion.com.

About Imagem Music Group

Imagem (André de Raaff, CEO and co-founder) is the #1 independent music publishing company in the world, unique for its leadership role in classical music (Boosey & Hawkes), musicals (Rodgers & Hammerstein), and rock & roll (Imagem Music). Founded in 2008, Imagem began by acquiring music publishing rights in a number of catalogues sold by Universal Publishing, such as Rondor, Zomba, BBC and 19 Music. This was followed by acquiring the world's leading classical music publishing company Boosey & Hawkes (representing the world's leading classical and jazz composers from Aaron Copland and Igor Stravinsky to John Adams, Wynton Marsalis, and beyond), and Rodgers & Hammerstein (containing the rights to the world's most popular stage and film musicals including THE SOUND OF MUSIC and OKLAHOMA!, and representing hundreds of works by writers including Irving Berlin.) Highlights from Imagem Music's ever-expanding pop catalogue include Phil Collins, Genesis, Temper Trap, Vampire Weekend, M.I.A., Bombay Bicycle Club, and Daft Punk. Imagem is proud to represent such a variety of writers, catalogues, and copyrights, combining the knowledge of experienced music publishers with the newest opportunities for exploitation. Imagem: Making the difference! Website: www.imagem.com.

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