Yuki Chiba signs with Warner, moves to L.A. to win a Grammy, and plans to launch a new music festival
Yuki Chiba has signed a comprehensive deal with Warner Music. Through this contract, Chiba will join the music label 300 Entertainment Japan.
300 Entertainment Japan is a newly launched music label operated by Warner Music Japan as the Japanese branch of the American label 300 Entertainment. The agreement includes a recording contract as well as management, merchandising, and live production, covering all of Chiba's musical activities. WMJ and 300 Entertainment Japan have stated that they will fully support Chiba's further growth and bold challenges on the world stage by leveraging Warner Music's extensive global network, cutting-edge digital marketing, and opportunities for international collaboration.
Chiba, who aims to win a Grammy Award, plans to relocate to Los Angeles, USA, to fully engage in global activities. While expanding his presence on the world stage, Chiba is also reportedly planning to launch a new music festival in Japan. The event will feature collaborations with a diverse range of artists and creators he respects, with the goal of developing it into a new cultural platform connecting Japan and the world.
Takeshi Okada (President & CEO, Warner Music Japan) Comment
We are delighted that artist Yuki Chiba, an artist with one-of-a-kind creative talent and an overwhelming presence, has chosen us as a partner for this new challenge in his career. We are excited to be able to comprehensively support not only his recording activities but his musical career as a whole. Chiba, who is steadily growing his fanbase both in Japan and overseas, is poised to take an even bigger leap onto the world stage. We will fully support his challenge and leverage our international network and resources as a global music company to the fullest to turn audiences around the world into fans and make his dreams a reality.
Yuki Chiba Comment
I look forward to working with you.
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