An American Record Label Expressed Interest In Working With Red Velvet
Nicole Franz, the Senior Vice-President of American record label Capitol Music Group expressed interest in working with artists like Red Velvet for their US promotions.
Capitol Music Group falls under an umbrella owned by Universal Music Group. Universal Music Group is one of the top three global music distributors and most recently partnered with SM Entertainment to work on global projects with Super M and NCT127.
Nicole revealed she’s been a fan of K-Pop since 2011 and has been actively looking for other collaborations. She mentioned that she saw Red Velvet (among other groups) during their New Jersey tour and that being able to work with them would be a dream.
Upon hearing the news, ReVeluv took to Twitter to tag SM Entertainment and Capitol Music’s official accounts begging them to make the collaboration happen.
Some went for a more aggressive approach…
us fans wants red velvet and a us record label wants red velvet.
sm what the hell is not clicking? suck up your men loving ego and let red velvet thrive in us!!!!! https://t.co/I1xcabZ0ag
— ann (@artsyseuIgi) October 1, 2019
…Whereas some are trying to start a movement…
rt if you're an american reveluv. let's show @SMTOWNGLOBAL that red velvet has broke america, but they NEED a push to reach large scale popularity.
— alyssa (@baesvelvet) October 1, 2019
…While others were expounding the virtues of Red Velvet, and the impact they could have if they furthered their reach in America.
@CapitolRecords work with @SMTOWNGLOBAL to release a english version of their title track AND LIKE ACTUALLY PROMOTE IN THE US. As an american, bad boy got me into kpop!! I used to be very against it. YOU HAVE A MARKET FOR GIRL GROUPS IN AMERICA
— alyssa (@baesvelvet) October 1, 2019
With K-Pop growing in popularity every day, not just in America, but worldwide, it would be an amazing opportunity for Red Velvet to work with a company, like Universal Music Group—a company that truly lives up to its name.
