88Rising Collaborates With Kobalt Music Publisher

Artists under 88rising (Twitter @ 88rising)

JAKARTA - The 88rising record label has collaborated with a music unicorn startup, Kobalt. This news was first published by Billboard which was then quoted by both parties.

This cooperation will cover all countries, except China. This includes copyright, synchronization, and exclusive rights for artists under 88rising, including Joji, Rich Brian, NIKI, and The Higher Brothers. However, AUGUST 08 is not included in it.

88rising was created by Sean Miyashiro in 2015. This label has successfully won the hearts of music lovers with Asian musicians. Two singers from Indonesia, Rich Brian and NIKI, have successfully gained international attention with their distinctive music. This evidence can also be seen from the Head in the Clouds festival held in the United States.

Miyashiro expressed his gratitude for this cooperation through Twitter's social media.

"88rising plans to recruit Asian writers and composers with the support of Kobalt, developing our ecosystem with the best creators in the world," said Miyashiro.

"We're very excited to continue to grow our partnership with Kobalt. @ 88rising plans to sign many more Asian writers and composers with Kobalt's support, growing our ecosystem with some of the best creators in the world." - Sean Miyashiro, Founder & CEOhttps: //t.co/L5WnGmJb70

- Kobalt Music (@kobalt) December 10, 2019

Meanwhile, Kobalt Music Group, a private company from the United States that has a copyright database of music producers, also manages royalties from all registered song usage for each commercial product that uses the song, such as movies, YouTube videos, or other works. .

Jamie Kinelski, as VP Creative Kobalt also cannot hide his enthusiasm with this collaboration. They also believe in the quality that 88rising has in its production system and its musicians.

"To see how much impact they had - in terms of diversity and interconnectedness within the industry - over 4 years is amazing," said Kinelski.

"I can only imagine what their future will be and we are proud to be a part of it," he continued.

Meanwhile, 88rising was confirmed to bring the Head in the Clouds to Indonesia on March 7, 2020. In addition to presenting artists under their auspices, there will also be other musicians participating in the event held at JIEXPO Kemayoran.