A major catalog just slid under Sony’s umbrella, tightening its grip on French pop while reshuffling the indie scene around Jain.
Spookland folds into the Sony camp
Spookland folds into the Sony camp
- Sony Music Group France scooped up Paris label Spookland.
- Deal hands over recordings, publishing, and the entire Spookland catalog.
- Financial details stayed under wraps in the announcement.
- Post-sale, the label rebrands as Bleu Revolver while partnering with Sony.
- Maxim Nucci launched the company in 2012 under Yodelice.
- Marc Nouchy has been steering management duties.
- Jain’s breakout pushed the label onto the global radar.
- Publishing roster spans Johnny Hallyday tracks and Barry Moore cuts.
- Jain dropped Zanaka in 2015 and moved over 1.2 million copies.
- Makeba stacked a six-time Diamond tally worldwide.
- Souldier earned Double Platinum status after its 2018 run.
- The Fool holds a Gold certification and hit the 2024 Olympic Torch Relay stage.
- Marie-Anne Robert framed the buy as a decade-long partnership payoff.
- Antoine Dathanat pitched tighter links between publishing and recordings.
- Nucci said the alliance keeps artistic identity intact while chasing global reach.
- Earlier moves grabbed Lusafrica and Africa Nostra under the French division.