Bob Sinclar Inks Warner Chappell Admin and Sub-Publishing Deal

May 29, 2025 - 01:00
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Bob Sinclar Inks Warner Chappell Admin and Sub-Publishing Deal


(l to r) Warner Chappell France senior A&R exec Valentin Zucca, Bob Sinclar, and Warner Chappell France MD Matthieu Tessier. Photo Credit: Warner Music

Bob Sinclar (actual title Christophe Le Friant), the DJ behind perennial dance hit “World Hold On,” has inked a world admin and sub-publishing cope with Warner Chappell.

The writer and the Paris-born “dance legend” introduced their settlement immediately. As described by these events, the tie-up extends to north of “350 works written or composed by Sinclar, and published or co-published by Mighty Bop Sessions.”

Besides the aforementioned “World Hold On” – which launched in 2006 and has racked up someplace within the ballpark of 1 billion Spotify streams throughout all variations – these efforts embody “Love Generation,” “The Beat Goes On,” and “Rock This Party (Everybody Dance Now),” to call a couple of.

“I’m very excited about this new journey with Warner Chappell Music,” added 56-year-old Sinclar, who final week dropped a brand new EP through his Yellow Productions label. “Their entire team has been incredibly motivated and I’m sure we will do great things together!”

And in remarks of his personal, Warner Chappell France A&R higher-up Valentin Zucca touted Sinclar as “representative of the French Touch.”

“Bob Sinclar is a fervent representative of the French Touch, a true tastemaker who has always made a point of crossing borders,” indicated the six-year Warner Chappell exec, whose firm scored a cope with Diplo one month again. “His music, and what he did for the dance culture, had a major influence on a whole generation of listeners and artists.”

Rounding out the remarks, Warner Chappell France MD Matthieu Tessier summed up: “Warner Chappell Music is proud to become his publishing partner and to represent worldwide such an iconic catalog.”

In the larger image, Warner Chappell’s Sinclar signing represents the most recent in an extended line of strikes in and across the evidently profitable dance area.

During the previous yr or so, stated strikes have included Reservoir’s acquisition of the U.Ok.’s New State (full with a large recorded catalog) and Create Music’s buy of fifty% of Enhanced Music.

Meanwhile, Believe final yr purchased 25% of Global Records, with not-so-subtle plans to construct the Romanian label into “a global leader in dance music.”

And Armada Music’s BEAT continues to shut all method of investments. In March, for example, the self-billed “world’s first dance music investment company” confirmed it’d acquired “a large portion of masters from Tiga.”

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