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News alert: Ubisoft extends global publishing deal with BMG

Award-winning global gaming pioneer Ubisoft Entertainment has renewed its longtime global publishing administration partnership with BMG. One of the largest and most successful gaming companies in the world and renowned for franchises including Assassins Creed, Far Cry, Just Dance, Tom Clancy’s, and Rabbids, among others. 

News alert Ubisoft extends global publishing deal with BMG

Earlier this year, Ubisoft made history when composer Stephanie Economou won the first-ever Grammy award in the new category Best Score Soundtrack For Video Games and Other Interactive Media for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarök

More than games, Ubisoft’s franchises, iconic scores, and strong musical fingerprint extend worldwide into feature films and television series, books and graphic novels, soundtrack releases and podcasts, education and events, and VR experiences.  

Throughout their partnership, BMG and Ubisoft have teamed together on a number of successful creative collaborations with BMG songwriters contributing to musical works including Einar Selvik (Assassin’s Creed Valhalla), Mothica (Rocksmith), Porfi Baloa (Far Cry 6), and Domino Saints and Ayo & Teyo (Just Dance). 

Alkis Argyriadis, Ubisoft, Head of Music, said, “Ubisoft Music is super happy to continue this journey with BMG, whose shown tremendous support over the last few years for partnerships with our major brands and unique creative collaborations.” 

Maite Bursic, BMG’s VP, Music Publishing Creative, said, “BMG takes great pride in representing Ubisoft, one of the world’s most successful and innovative game developers, as our longtime partner. Their versatility as a creative leader, expanding influence in music, alongside a growing presence in film and television, closely aligns with our strategic focus and shared commitment to pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in entertainment.” 

Founded in 1986, Ubisoft has evolved into a leading developer and publisher, shaping the world’s fastest-growing entertainment segment. With a 38-year legacy of creating blockbuster franchises and groundbreaking new IPs, Ubisoft offers one of the industry’s most diverse portfolios. The company’s global network of studios and offices across 30 countries has been instrumental in driving their role at the forefront of the gaming industry’s explosive growth. 

Ubisoft’s slate of recent releases includes Skull and Bones, Star Wars Outlaws, and Just Dance2025 Edition, with highly anticipated upcoming releases including NFL Primetime Fantasy, Assassin’s Creed Shadows, and the upcoming Netflix animated series Tom Clancy’s SplinterCell: Deathwatch.

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