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Robert Palmer Estate Partners With Primary Wave on Late Singer’s Music Catalog and NIL Rights
Primary Wave has entered into a partnership with the estate of Robert Palmer to help manage the late artist’s publishing and recording catalog, the company announced Tuesday (Sept. 22).
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Primary Wave announced a partnership with the estate of late singer Robert Palmer to manage his publishing and recording catalog. The deal was revealed on September 22, though it does not state whether Primary Wave acquired any assets. Sources note that Palmer’s music assets were shopped earlier in the year, and Primary Wave typically partners with artists or songwriters after an acquisition. The agreement also includes a stake in Palmer’s name, image and likeness rights. Palmer died of a heart attack in 2003.
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