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Rowe International Chrysalis Music Brings Jethro Tull, David Bowie, and many others to the AMI Network

Chrysalis is affiliated with some of the biggest names in music history

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Rowe International, a leading manufacturer of commercial jukeboxes and AMI Entertainment, a subsidiary of Rowe which provides digital music management technology, announced a deal today with international independent publishing company, Chrysalis Music.

The deal opens up music catalog for the AMI Entertainment network from some major artists including Jethro Tull, David Bowie, Billy Idol, My Morning Jacket, Gnarls Barkley, and many others. Chrysalis clears licensing and copyrights through its offices in Germany, Scandinavia, France, Spain, Holland, Italy, and the United States. The group is responsible for large groups of writers, A&R reps, and artist development teams, and is also responsible for setting up collaborations between its affiliated writers. In short, Chrysalis just so happens to be affiliated with some of the biggest names in music history, which is of course a major focus for the jukebox market.

In the digital arena, jukebox companies like Rowe-AMI have become highly-involved media outlets, as well as necessary promotional avenues for artists, putting them in close connection with licensing companies. For Rowe-AMI, the Grand Rapids, MI based jukebox company has many parallels with Chrysalis, in that both have been involved with providing the public ear with quality music for decades. Rowe-AMI has been in the jukebox business, during its various phases since its inception some 97 years ago.

Many of the artists Chrysalis is responsible for have become classic jukebox artists, making the agreement essential for both parties. Jethro Tull in particular, the flute-wielding Classic Rock outfit, has never been offered on Rowe-AMI digital jukeboxes, though they were favorites on the traditional vinyl and CD formats sold in the past.

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