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Union Square to re-issue ZTT catalogue
By CMU Editorial | Published on Wednesday 9 September 2009
Catalogue marketing company Union Square Music have signed a new deal to re-issue the ZTT back catalogue outside North America and Japan.
Founded in 1983 by Paul Morley, Trevor Horn and Jill Sinclair, the label’s catalogue features artists such as Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Grace Jones, 808 State and Seal, with 45 top 40 hits. The first re-releases will come early next year via USM’s Salvo imprint, with a number of further deluxe editions and box sets currently being planned.
Union Square MD, Peter Stack told CMU: “We are naturally thrilled to be working with such a seminal label as ZTT. We have some great reissue ideas in planning, and we also look forward to implementing an active synchronisation strategy for film and TV licenses. We have worked with the SPZ Group for many years via our successful exploitation of the Stiff Records catalogue, and we look forward to this new extension to our relationship”.
