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Half Pint lands deal with Universal Music
Jamaica Observer, Jamaica - "Essential Media Group LLC and Loyal Haylett Management are pleased to announce the signing of a joint-venture deal for Half Pint Music catalogue and the … |
In news that will shock many fans, British pop group Liberty X have announced that they will not be recording any further songs together. In a statement on the Official Liberty X Website they said: “We want to let the fans know that Liberty X won’t be doing any more recording together. All of us have separate projects we’re working on, and are excited about.
“We’re still the best of friends and we’ll still be doing all the dates on the current club tour. Also, we still intend to come together sometimes as Liberty X for one-off special events”.
The group were formed in 2001 on the UK TV Show Popstars, originally calling themselves Liberty but later changing to Liberty X following a clash with another group of the same name. As well as many hit singles (including a UK number one for “Just a Little” in 2002) the band released 3 albums: Thinking It Over, Being Somebody and X.
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Almost everyone has heard about the massive crack down on Internet music piracy that has been occurring over the past few years. Napster was taken down (although it has now returned as a pay service), other file sharing programs now require users to pay for a license and the RIAA and other similar organizations are doing their best to hunt down copyright offenders and put an end to their crime sprees.
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