Universal Music Group & Warner Chappell Launch Ecuadorian Music Company Sonido Distrito Sur

Comments

1. Lena: good on Universal and Warner for investing in ecuadorian talent, but what's their business model to bring them global recognition
2. Noel: don't they get lost in the shuffle trying to make it big internationally?
3. Lucaswex: seems like a solid investment in the local music scene... but have you guys given any thought to getting some Ecuadorian talent signed elsewhere? not just US or Europe
4. Solar Specter: I'm surprised Universal is getting involved so soon, sounds like an interesting opportunity for Ecuadorian artists though
5. Solar Specter: That's interesting, sounds like they're trying to create a pathway for Ecuadorian musicians to break through internationally though - typically this kind of thing doesn't happen overnight can be a bit
6. Zoe: can't believe they're using the same "breakout" phrase every record label uses - actually sounds like Sonido Distrito Sur might have some fresh goals though
7. Aiden: something doesn't add up, how does sonido distrito sur plan on competing with the established south american labels?

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