DENVER, Jan. 24, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- PEAK Entertainment Group Ltd., Inc. (Now PKG Entertainment) (Pink Sheets:PEKG), a talent incubator and entertainment property development company, announced today that its premier rock band out of Boston, Violet Nine, has just completed recording the first four tracks of its first full-length studio CD, to be nationally released this spring.
Violet Nine is also scheduled to provide material for the soundtrack of a late 2005 release of "National Lampoon's Cattle Call" a new film to be produced by Sunset Entertainment, Directed by Martin Guigui (Swing, My Ex-Girlfriend's Wedding Reception, Changing Hearts).
Mr. Archilla, who has worked with artists like Matchbox Twenty, Santana, Collective Soul and Neil Young, is very pleased with the results of this first recording session, and is hopeful that these tracks will lay the foundation for a great first national release for the band.
Preston Sullivan, one of the founders and the Creative Director for PKG Entertainment believes that this is some of the best work the band has produced to date; he is very enthusiastic about the results of this initial project, and feels that the working relationship between Mr. Archilla and Violet Nine will lead to some exciting new music in the rock arena.
About PKG Entertainment Group Ltd., Inc.
PKG Entertainment Group is an entertainment property development company. A reliable industry partner, PKG screens talent and cost effectively provides artist and entertainment asset development services. PKG is uniquely positioned for revenue growth through three primary channels: 1) equity positions in entertainment properties that are financed or developed; 2) consulting and partnership fees/royalties on secured deals; 3) revenues from diverse media distribution deals and other cross-promotional business models. www.peakartists.com
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