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Parcels Signs Worldwide Deal With BMG
28 Oct
Summary
- The Australian band Parcels has signed a worldwide publishing deal with BMG.
- The band gained international recognition after Daft Punk co-produced their 2017 single.
- Parcels has garnered over 1.5 billion career streams across three studio albums.
The acclaimed Australian band Parcels has officially joined BMG's music publishing roster, signing a worldwide representation agreement. This partnership was finalized at BMG's European headquarters in Berlin, Germany.
Originating from Byron Bay in 2014, Parcels relocated to Berlin, where their career flourished. A significant milestone was the 2017 release of "Overnight," co-produced by Daft Punk, which propelled them to international acclaim.
This latest deal leverages BMG's extensive global network to advance Parcels' international career objectives. The band has achieved over 1.5 billion streams from three studio albums and various live performances.
BMG Germany's Managing Director, Jasper Niebuhr, expressed enthusiasm, highlighting the band's unique musicianship and songwriting. He noted their "Australian roots, creative history in Berlin, and strong presence in the U.S." as embodying a global spirit.
Parcels, comprised of Anatole Serret, Jules Crommelin, Louie Swain, Noah Hill, and Patrick Hetherington, released their third studio album, LOVED, in 2025, followed by a world tour. Members have also pursued individual projects, including Dream Boat and a solo album by Noah Hill.
