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BMG sign production duo Red Triangle
By Chris Cooke | Published on Wednesday 19 August 2020
BMG has signed the songwriting and production team Red Triangle to one of those exclusive worldwide publishing agreements that music industry press release writers like writing about.
“We are delighted to welcome Red Triangle to the BMG family”, says the firm’s VP Of Creative UK Lisa Cullington. “George and Rick are incredible talents with so much drive, passion and ambition. We feel extremely lucky to be part of their creative team and their next chapter”.
George, by the way, is George Tizzard. And Rick is Rick Parkhouse. You know, as in George and Rick off of Red Triangle. I don’t really understand why I’m having to explain this.
You do realise, right, that this duo has worked with Charlie Puth, David Guetta, Green Day, Machine Gun Kelly, Little Mix, The Vamps, 5 Seconds Of Summer, Lukas Graham, Take That and many more? I especially like their work with ‘many more’.
“We’re THRILLED to be working with Lisa and the whole BMG team”, say the production duo in almost perfect unison. I think George is slightly ahead of Rick, but that might just be some trendy production effect they’ve added to the quote.
They go on: “They share the same energy we do and they are absolutely the team to work with us to help us achieve our goals. Even though the world has been turned on its head, we’re working harder than ever and feel like we’re creating our best work yet”.
That best work yet is being done with James Arthur, Alesso, Jared Leto and Jason Derulo. Not sure what that says about all the work they did with Charlie Puth, David Guetta, Green Day, Machine Gun Kelly, Little Mix, The Vamps, 5 Seconds of Summer, Lukas Graham, Take That and many more. Personally I can’t believe the new stuff can top the output of ‘many more’. But, maybe it’s that good.
