
Thomas Coesfeld, Jean-Michel Jarre, Bob Valentine and Alistair Norbury (Photo Credit: Philipp Gladsome)
BMG has expanded its long-standing relationship with electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre to include exclusive licensing of his recorded catalog and future works.
Expanded deal:
Jarre’s recorded catalog is now under BMG on an exclusive licensing basis across multiple territories worldwide.
The partnership builds on BMG’s existing relationship with Jarre, including the sound recordings of his first three albums.
The companies will work together on the long-term development, protection and celebration of the catalog, alongside new creative work.
Existing relationship:
In 2022 BMG acquired Jarre’s music publishing catalog, including Oxygene and Équinoxe, alongside his writer’s income stream.
The transaction was BMG’s largest single deal in France.
What they said:
Jean-Michel Jarre: “As the only major international music company with European roots, BMG has a cultural identity that is deeply important to me. This is an especially exciting moment for creators, as technology opens up new possibilities for imagination and expression. I am proud to deepen our friendship and partnership as we embark on the future together.”
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This story was written with information from BMG’s press release.
We covered it because it’s news of BMG expanding its relationship with Jarre.














