Mindpix Digitizes 2,500 Songs from Music Library from Billie Holiday to Tony Bennett

Mindpix Corporation today announced that it has completed the digitization of the first 2,500 songs of its catalog of over 17,500 songs by renowned artists. The company has strategically selected these 2,500 songs to bring to market in a variety of means completing this first phase of digitization, a major milestone for the Company that is intended to begin generating revenues.

This first group of 2,500 songs includes music performed by Legends such as Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra. John Lee Hooker, Etta James, Ricky Scaggs, Englebert Humperdink, Joe South, Dee Clark, The Yard Birds, Dennis Yost, Kenny Rogers, Chicago, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, George Jones, Box Car Willie, Ace Cannon, Nat King Cole, Dolly Parton, Porter Wagner, Atlanta Rhythm Section, George Benson, Mickey Gilley, Sam and Dave, Jay Hawkins, Woody Guthrie, Bob Wills, Gladys Knight and the Pips, Billie Holiday, Doc Watson, Bo Didley, Tony Bennett, Mary Wells, Fats Domino, Mac Davis, Roy Orbison, Canned Heat, Bobby Goldsboro, John Travolta, BJ Thomas, Brook Benton, Edison Lighthouse, GrassRoots, Lead Belly, Roosevelt Sykes, Tampa Red, Lonnie Johnson, Delta Rhythm Boys, James Brown, Elvis Presley, and countless others. Much of the Library includes never heard before songs that afford special opportunities for first release and re-release enhanced for the current music marketplace.

The Library offers a wide variety of business opportunities that includes both traditional and new media distribution: selling music by way of downloads, in-ringtones, CD's, individual song release, compilation releases of major artists and special releases of never before heard songs.

Part of the Company's strategy is to produce digitally enhanced and re-arranged master recordings from its existing catalog with new artists. This will include joint ventures with other parties where such parties would also license, mass produce and market these music products in return for royalties. Mindpix also anticipates contracting with several current artists or selling rights to rewrite and perform songs from their music library taking advantage of the recent trend of new artists desiring to re-release legendary classic songs. This will include new release duets with contemporary artist singing with music Legends from the MPIX Library.

Part of MPIX's business plan moving forward includes leveraging the Library to create a vertically integrated group of publishing, licensing, artist management, record label, production and distribution for cross selling product lines and growing distinct distribution channels. MPIX's publishing division will target top billboard charting Music DJ's and artists who want to remix and release songs from the MPIX master music catalog. MPIX will contract leading industry engineers and producers to transform, edit and remix previously published and unpublished master recordings from their original state to more current and relevant music for today's marketplace. The MPIX Library provides a competitive advantage to the Company, especially when MPIX owns a never before released original master recording in negotiating these types of publishing deals.