www.icdigitalmusic.com

SEPT. 15 2009 - LOS ANGELES
Icon Collective announces the launch of its new Label, IC Digital.
In collaboration with the Iconic Artist, Prince, IC Digital and David Alexander have produced the first Official Remix for Prince, an artist who has seldomly relinquished control of his music. Having fully endorsed the label and th remix, Prince has also given IC Digital the unique distinction of distributing, marketing, and releasing the "Dance 4 Me" Icon Remix... an incredible milestone given his propensity and disdain for typical record labels, then again, IC Digital is not your typical label.

With a fresh approach to releasing music, and embracing the new frontier of online digital music, IC Digital is poised to embrace artists, music and fans well into the 21st century.

Icon Collective extends deep into the industry including distributing and marketing the music of our graduates and members through our exclusive label, IC Digital.

Founded in 2009 as a means to provide Icon Collective members with the resources and tools to live creative lifestyles, IC Digital has distribution thru Beatport, iTunes, and many of the major digital distribution channels. Our release schedule includes monthly EP’s, major Remixes, Compilation CD’s and the best from our large body of talent.

Everyone deserves to have a voice… and we empower our graduates to be heard. We encourage our graduates to submit their commercial grade music for potential releases and remix opportunities thru our exclusive Label. IC Digital also hosts monthly industry events and shows, in Hollywood and Los Angeles, serving to bring even more attention to our music, our culture and our talented graduates.

IC Digital: A Record Label Embracing this "Brave New Digital Age." Keep a close eye on the site for more updates in the coming weeks!

Its gonna be.....special,

"IC Collective(originally Paisley Park) is an alternative. I'm not saying it's greater or better. It's just something else. It's multicolored, and it's very fun." lol
[Edited 9/29/09 17:32pm]

This will go far.

IC

Digital said:

Bwahahahahaha.
Lemme get that single Prince licensed to some label that decided to improve it by adding tracks from their lame-ass gangsta rappers.
Didn't he once release something on a label that previously only released wrestling videos?
Oh, and what about all the times he released stuff ON MAJOR LABELS.

Yeah, you're real special.

BartVanHemelen said:

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[Snip - Mars23] This is just another way of distributing the music. No different than the Target deal. I think P had a problem with major record labels and their way of doing business.

I was listening to an old house cd today and up pops a remix of MJ "say say say"
Groovy number though they have included more lyrics It was well done and it MJ that sold the track. I'm sure there are lots of Prince's songs that could be remixed so the younger generation can hear them. Funny thing is, they'll bop along but they won't know where the sample originally came from But at least they'll get to enjoy.

laurarichardson said:

And as per usual, you're going off topic and start debating the poster instead of he content.

Then again, you cannot deny anything I said, because it's the cold hard truth.

So your personal attack only proves that I'm right, and you're having a boo-boo.

Thank you for playing.

laurarichardson said:

Not in 1998. Or 1999. Or when he used Universal to handle his publishing. Etcetera etcetera.

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[Edited 9/30/09 13:24pm]