Music News - Warner Music New Zealand Announces An Exciting New Partnership With Isaac Promotions
22 March 2013 - 0 Comments
Isaac Promotions and Warner Music New Zealand are proud to announce a new partnership.
Mark Kneebone, founder and director of Isaac Promotions is thrilled about the alliance and says, "We are incredibly excited to be teaming up with Warner Music to create this partnership; we have some excellent records that are ready to go and 2013 looks like it is going to be the perfect start."
Formed in 2003 as New Zealand's first full music services company, Isaac Promotions is an Auckland based music and festival management company. With over 40 Gold and Platinum record releases, the formation of some of the country's most successful music festivals and a management company that looks after some of the country's top talent, Isaac Promotions is one of the most successful independent music companies in the South Pacific.
Warner Music New Zealand's General Manager, Phil Howling says, "Warner Music NZ is very excited about the new partnership with Mark and Isaac Promotions. Mark has a great ear, and an undeniable ability to spot talent. I am very much looking forward to a long and productive future together."
The partnership's first release will be the new album by local reggae group, House of Shem which is set for release later this year.
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