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www.postmagazine.com 33 POST AUGUST 2014 DE WOLFE MUSIC MARKS FIRST YEAR WITH REDESIGNED WEBSITE NEW YORK — De Wolfe Music USA (www.dewolfemusic.com), a new direct branch of UK music & media company de Wolfe Mu- sic, recently celebrated its one-year anniversary and continued growth in the US with the introduction of a completely remod- eled Website and download portal. According to the company, the goal of the redesign is to create a smooth interface that enhances the user experience with advanced search parameters, updated playlist options, and a full array of download capabilities. "Once again we're setting the bar for online delivery," says de Wolfe Music USA CEO, Joel Feinberg. "It's a very exciting time for our company." The Website launch coincides with the roll-out of several new services to the company's US clients. While traditionally known in the US for its production music library, de Wolfe Music USA will now be offering custom composition services, commercial music clearance, music supervision, and an extensive sound effects library for clients in an effort to become, as Feinberg explains, "a true one-stop" for all music needs. Client Prada took advantage of the company's clearance services for a recent campaign featuring Annie Leibovitz and James McAvoy, and featuring music from acclaimed artist, Ben Frost. MUSIC 2 HUES RELEASES ROYALTY-FREE 'ROCK-A-BILLY' SERIES ENFIELD, CT — Music 2 Hues (www.music2hues.com), a supplier of production music and sound effects to the film, video, animation, and multimedia industries, has just added a royal- ty-free title to its Flagship Series of production music. This Flagship title: "Rock-a-Billy" is now shipping worldwide and is available on audio CD, or can be downloaded in MP3 and WAV file formats. "'Rock-a-Billy' is a little bit country, and a little bit rock," says Andy Wells, creative director of Music 2 Hues. "This CD of rock-a-billy-style tunes will certainly add some 'get-up-and-go' to your productions." Wells describes the collection as southern-flavor guitar picking with the added bonus of a live horn section, and says the collection ranges from a Pulp Fiction-feel to a two-step country swing. In addition to audio CDs, the company's updated Music Download Center offers the ability to purchase individual tracks from all of its current Flagship Series titles, or entire CD categories in either MP3 or WAV file formats. For just one price, clients will get all the edited versions of any one music track, includ- ing the full-length theme, and :30 and :60 versions when available. New production music is added on a monthly basis. RIPTIDE SIGNS FOLK GROUP SAINTSENECA LOS ANGELES — Riptide Music Group (www.riptidemusic.com) has signed alternative folk group Saint- seneca to an exclusive worldwide publishing administration agreement. A "sync-flavored" global publishing administration company, Riptide's services include the worldwide syn- chronization of music for advertising, movie trailers, TV, film and videog- ames. The company also provides services for the international collec- tion of publishing royalties. According to Keatly Haldeman, CEO of Riptide Music Group, "I am thrilled that Saintseneca has chosen Riptide to represent their music for sync, and to administer their pub- lishing around the world. I fell in love with their music when I first heard it on NPR, so it is a real treat to work with them." Saintseneca is a young band from Columbus, Ohio, led by singer/song- writer/instrumentalist Zac Little, who is joined by Maryn Jones, Steve Ciolek and Jon Meador. Their recent album Dark Arc is out now on Anti- Records. SOUND LIBRARIES