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01.06.12 MusicWeek 13
TOTAL SINGLES SHARE YEAR-ON-YEAR
10 15 20 25 30
5 Q111 Q211 EMI –27.1% UNIVERSAL –9.3% WARNER/CHAPPELL –14.5% SINGLES SHARE EMI 20.1% SONY/ATV 17.2% Universal 15.0% KOBALT 13.8% WARNER/CHAPPELL 8.1% BMG CHRYSALIS 5.5% Bucks 4.3%
CARLIN 2.8% GLOBAL TALENT 1.9%
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IMAGEM 0.9% 5
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TOP 10 SINGLES Q1 2012 POS ARTIST / TITLE / WRITER / PUBLISHER
1 GOTYE FEAT. KIMBRA Somebody That I Used To Know De Backer, Bonfa 2 DAVID GUETTA FEAT. SIA Titanium Furler, Guetta, Tuinfort, Van De Wall 3 JESSIE J Domino Kelly, Gottwald, Walter, Cornish, Martin
Kobalt 50%, Carlin 50% EMI 50%, Bucks 29.2%, What A Publishing 20.8% Kobalt 62.5%, Warner/Chappell 20%, Sony/ATV 17.5% 4 FLO RIDA FEAT. SIA Wild Ones Dillard, Judrin, Melki, Furler, Axwell, Luttrell,
Cooper, Madahi Warner/Chappell 50%, Sony/ATV 25%, EMI 20%, Universal 5% 5 EMELI SANDE Next To Me Sande, Chegwin, Craze, Paul
EMI 50%, Sony/ATV 48%, others 2%
6 RIZZLE KICKS Mama Do The Hump Alexander-Sule, Stephens, Cook 7 DJ FRESH FEAT. RITA ORA Hot Right Now Evans, Stein, The Invisible Men 8 NICKI MINAJ Starships Minaj, RedOne, Falk, Yacoub, Hector
BMG Chrysalis 50%, others 50% Sony/ATV 44.4%, Bucks 33.3%, Universal 22.2% Sony/ATV 43.8%, Universal 20.5%, Kobalt 17.8%, Warner/Chappell 17.8% 9 KELLY CLARKSON Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You) Kurstin, Elofsson,
Gamson, Tamposi BMG Chrysalis 30%, Sony/ATV 30%, Universal 30%, EMI 10% 10 FLO RIDA Good Feeling Dillard, Gottwald, Walter, Isaac, Pournouri, Bergling,
James, Kirkland, Woods EMI 55%, Kobalt 30%, Sony/ATV 13%, others 2% 20 25 0 BMG CHRYSALIS 6.9% WARNER/CHAPPELL 6.7% Kobalt 5.6%
Bucks 2.3% GLOBAL TALENT 2.2% WIXEN 1.1% IMAGEM 1.0%
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TOP 10 ALBUMS Q1 2012 POS ARTIST / TITLE / PUBLISHER
1 ADELE 21 Universal 50.0%, BMG Chrysalis 13.1%, EMI 11.5%, Kobalt 10.0%, 2 LANA DEL REY Born To Die EMI 64.3%, Sony/ATV 25.2%, BMG Chrysalis 4.2%, 3 EMELI SANDE Our Version Of Events EMI 54.7%, Sony/ATV 31.7%, Universal 4 ED SHEERAN + Sony/ATV 68.8%, Bucks 16.1%, BMG Chrysalis 4.2%,
Warner/Chappell 7.7%, Sony/ATV 3.9%, others 3.8% Universal 2.9%, Warner/Chappell 2.1%, Kobalt 1.3% 3.6%, Bucks 2.1%, others 7.9% Warner/Chappell 4.2%, EMI 2.8%, others 3.9%
5 COLDPLAY Mylo Xyloto Universal 94.1%, Bucks 4.1%, others 1.8% 6 VARIOUS ARTISTS Be My Baby EMI 37.7%, Warner/Chappell 14.3%, Carlin
10.3%, Universal 9.6%, Sony/ATV 7.9%, BMG Chrysalis 4.2%, IMG 2.1%, others 13.9% 7 VARIOUS ARTISTS Now! 80 Sony/ATV 26.9%, EMI 24.5%, Universal 12.8%,
Warner/Chappell 10.2%, Kobalt 7.4%, BMG Chrysalis 7.2%, others 11.0%
8 BRUNO MARS Doo-Wops & Hooligans BMG Chrysalis 45.1%, EMI 28.8%, 9 DAVID GUETTA Nothing But The Beat What A Publ. 36.6% Bucks 28.5%, EMI
Warner/Chappell 8.4%, Sony/ATV 7.3%, Universal 4.0%, Carlin 2.5%, others 3.9%
14.8%, Sony/ATV 6.0%, Universal 4.1%, BMG Chrys. 3.9%, Warner/Ch 3.3%, others 2.8% 10 JESSIE J Who You Are Sony/ATV 55.0%, Universal 11.2%, BMG Chrysalis 10.3%,
Kobalt 8.0%, Warner/Chappell 6.4%, Reverb 2.0%, others 7.1% 20 25 Q311 Q411 Q112
SONY/ATV +14.4% KOBALT +47.8%
TOTAL ALBUMS SHARE YEAR-ON-YEAR
10 15 20 25 30 35
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Q111 Q211
SONY/ATV +130.8% UNIVERSAL –38.9%
WARNER/CHAPPELL –25.4% ALBUMS SHARE
SONY/ATV 24.4% EMI 19.3%
UNIVERSAL 19.3% Q311 Q411 EMI –19.8% BMG CHRYSALIS –36.9% Q112
BELOW Q1 leaders: David Guetta, Jessie J, Emeli Sandé, Adele and Coldplay
BMG CHRYSALIS AND KOBALT had their own stories to tell of beating Warner/Chappell in Q1 as they held onto their respective market share crowns. Led by the main stakes in releases by Bruno Mars
and Rizzle Kicks, BMG Chrysalis claimed a 22.7% share of the indie albums market in the quarter as Kobalt again headed the indie singles table with a whopping 34.7% share. Kobalt was so far ahead of everyone else on singles
that it outscored the next three closest companies combined with a hand including Gotye’s own 50% stake in Somebody That I Used To Know plus smaller shares in Jessie J hit Domino, Nicki Minaj’s Starships and LMFAO’s Sexy And I Know It. Kobalt outscored Warner/Chappell on singles as did
BMG Chrysalis on albums, although within the indie market Kobalt ran BMG a close second, behind by just 4.3 percentage points. Bucks’ best performance yet in the two markets
placed it third among indies on both singles (10.8%) and albums (7.6%). Its singles successes included the David Guetta hits Titanium and Turn Me On plus Starships, while it controlled 28.5% of Guetta’s album Nothing But The Beat. Global Talent was just behind in fourth place on
albums with a 7.3% share which included Sorry For Party Rocking by LMFAO, who also helped the publisher to fifth on singles (4.7%). Through a sample of its copyright Seville by the late
Brazilian guitarist and composer Luiz Bonfa, Carlin had a 50% stake in Somebody That I Used To Know and this helped it to fourth (7.1%) on the indie singles league table and eighth on albums (2.1%). With interests including the Black Keys’ El Camino,
Wixen finished fifth on albums (3.7%), just ahead of Imagem whose 3.3% in sixth place included Steve Robson’s contributions to Olly Murs’ In Case You Didn’t Know, while the company was sixth on singles (2.3%). Murs’ album also helped Peermusic to seventh
(3.2%) on albums and it also had a stake in the Military Wives album In My Dreams, which took Chester to 10th spot on albums (1.6%) and eighth on singles (1.1%).
from 6.9 percentage points in Q4 2011 to 2.9 points as it claimed 48% of Next To Me and additionally had significant stakes in DJ Fresh featuring Rita Ora’s Hot Right Now, Alone Again by Alyssa Reid featuring Jump Smokers, the Nicki Minaj smash Starships and Cover Drive hit Twilight. EMI has long established its
superiority over Universal on singles, but Sony/ATV is now staking a claim as the market’s second top player having now outscored Universal in the past three quarters. Its 17.2% share this time of the quarter’s Top 100 tracks was narrowly up on the previous quarter and moved it further ahead of Universal, which finished in third spot for a third successive time with 15.0%.
All three companies had stakes in the
Kelly Clarkson hit Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You), the quarter’s ninth top single, while Universal’s other interests included Coldplay’s chart-topping Paradise, which it 95% controlled, and a half share of Turn Me On by David Guetta featuring Nicki Minaj. Despite all this, Universal’s singles share was its lowest in 15 months. The independents boosted their share
of the chart singles market from 32.6% during the closing three months of 2011 to 39.7% in the following quarter, reflected by the quarter’s top three sellers largely being controlled by non-majors. Gotye featuring Kimbra’s Somebody That I Used To Know, the period’s most popular single, had a 50:50 split between Kobalt and
Carlin, while Kobalt also claimed 62.5% of Jessie J’s Domino, ranked third for Q1. These helped lift Kobalt above Warner/Chappell into fourth place with a new personal best of 13.8% as Carlin arrived in eighth position with 2.8%. Just ahead in seventh was Bucks whose 4.3% share included controlling nearly 30% of Q1’s second top seller Titanium, which also included a 20.8% share to What A Publishing and 50% to EMI, the only major contribution to Q1’s top three sellers. Having gone back into double figures
the previous quarter, Warner/Chappell in fifth place slipped back down to 8.1%, although it was present on three of the quarter’s Top 10: Domino, Wild Ones and Starships.
SINGLES/ALBUM PUBLISHERS Q1 2012 POS ALBUMS
TOP 10 INDEPENDENT PUBLISHER SHARE
1 BMG CHRYSALIS 22.7% 18.4% 7.6%
2 KOBALT 3 BUCKS
4 GLOBAL TALENT 7.3% 3.7% 3.3% 3.2% 2.1% 2.1% 1.6%
5 WIXEN 6 IMAGEM
7 PEERMUSIC 8 CARLIN 9 FINTAGE 10 CHESTER
SINGLES KOBALT
BMG CHRYSALIS BUCKS CARLIN
GLOBAL TALENT IMAGEM P AND P CHESTER HORNALL
NOTTING HILL
PUBLISHER SHARE 34.7% 13.8% 10.8% 7.1% 4.7% 2.3% 1.3% 1.3% 1.1% 1.0%
INDEPENDENT FOCUS KOBALT SWEEPS UP
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Somebody you probably know: Kobalt had 50% of the Gotye hit
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