AEROSMITH Frontman Signs Worldwide Music Publishing Administration Deal With OLE

June 13, 2012

ole has signed a worldwide music publishing administration deal with the legendary American singer, songwriter, and AEROSMITH frontman, Steven Tyler.

The agreement encompasses all of Tyler's co-writes on the upcoming AEROSMITH record, "Music From Another Dimension" (including the lead single, "Legendary Child", and stand-out tracks "Beautiful", "What Could Have Been Love" and "Another Last Goodbye", plus four additional Tyler compositions, including "Love Lives", which was the theme song for the Japanese major motion picture "Space Battleship Yamato" in 2010 and Tyler's hit single "(It) Feels So Good" that reached #35 on the Billboard Hot 100 and accompanied the release of his autobiography, "Does The Noise In My Head Bother You?" The book, released in May 2011 by HarperCollins, reached #2 on the New York Times Best Seller List.

ole L.A. Creative Director Chad Richardson comments: "As one of the few people to have heard the upcoming AEROSMITH record, 'Music From Another Dimension', I can enthusiastically say that it's an amazing piece of work and that Steven and the band sound better than ever." Reiterates Tyler, "Chad is a songwriter and lover of music, who heard what I heard and it was a perfect fit into another dimension for all of us and I look forward to working with Chad and ole."

Tyler and AEROSMITH cemented their iconic standing in pop culture as "America's Greatest Rock 'N' Roll Band" through their ubiquitous presence on radio and the use of some of the band's most evocative and emotionally-charged songs in several notable movie soundtracks such as Armageddon ("I Don't Want To Miss A Thing"). The band has sold over 150 million records worldwide and has taken home countless prestigious awards including Grammy Awards, American Music Awards, Billboard Awards, MTV Awards and even a Soul Train Award.

AEROSMITH kick off their Global Warming Tour in support of "Music From Another Dimension" on June 16 in Minneapolis. These dates promise to be this summer's most sizzling tour and the Bad Boys from Boston's most ambitious live shows ever.

ole is one of the world's largest independent music publishers with offices in Toronto, Nashville and Los Angeles. ole is committed to being the best and most innovative global destination for world-class songwriters, composers, and management talent, and the first choice music source for creators in all media.

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