Warner Music's Arts Music division and the major's Warner Chappell publishing company have entered into a new partnership with Skyship Entertainment - owner of the endlessly infuriating children's video brand Super Simple Songs.
"Ask any family with preschool-aged children – they all know and love the songs and colourful characters that Super Simple has brought into their homes", says Arts Music President Kevin Gore. Yeah, fuck Super Simple Songs.
"I'm excited to be working with such a dynamic and creative team at Skyship", he goes on. "Their vision for creating engaging and educational content founded on English as a second language learning has real purpose and value".
He concludes: "We're looking forward to making these beloved songs and new songs available to more children across the globe and to continue to grow Arts Music's footprint with meaningful content in the kids and family space".
Skyship CEO Morghan Fortier adds: "The core of our mission is to create fun, educational songs that kids love and that makes the day-to-day lives of parents, teachers and caregivers a little easier. We're delighted to be continuing that mission alongside Arts Music and Warner Chappell. They're building something really special in the kids and family space and we're really pleased to have Super Simple Songs be a part of it".
I'm glad someone's pleased.