EXECUTIVE MUSIC INDUSTRY FIRM FORMS IN LOS ANGELES Crossworlds Entertainment International, Inc.

EXECUTIVE MUSIC INDUSTRY FIRM FORMS IN LOS ANGELES Crossworlds Entertainment International, Inc.

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) January 27, 2004 --As the changes and consolidations in the music industry continues as a result of the growing online distribution and sales of recorded music and motion
pictures. The New Era" of the Digital World" and its current challenges are creating a new breed of music industry pioneers. These new companies and experienced industry professionals are making an impact on the way business will be conducted in the years to come.

The 4 largest music companies, including Warner Music Group and EMI, currently are reducing staff, closing offices, reducing costs and restructuring artist rosters. Their focus on the new emerging digital distribution technologies, online Internet sales and innovative marketing plans has changed the way these companies are approaching future investment and future product development.

A newly formed company in Los Angeles, Crossworlds Entertainment International, Inc. (CEI) is taking advantage of the diversity of the current restructuring music industry and the technologiesavailable to create new markets. Jay Jaworski, President of Crossworlds Entertainment International, Inc. is taking stake in the New Digital Music Industry" which he believe offers new opportunities in the way business will be conducted between the recording artists and the music
companies. The increasing high-speed worldwide internet accessibility will demand new and evolving management and visionary efforts. Live video and Streaming has achieved a leval that will now bring the artists directly to the desktop. See www.wademartin.com.

Crossworlds Entertainment International, Inc. was founded to bring together the top music executives, producers, artist development managers, media relations professionals, entertainment attorneys, agencies and production professionals in a collective effort to focus resources in creating a global impact on music sales. Major music company belt tightening is creating a reliance on outsourcing to effective and capable business development groups. Crossworlds
Entertainment International, Inc expects this demand to increase in the near future.

The firm currently is negotiating and has secured promising contracts with international recording artists and recently acquired Latin R&B artist Max Calo'. CEI, Inc. expects to expand its client roster seeking additional new artists and international clients. The company has secured a production contract for Max Calo' with Grammy Award Winning Producer Humberto Gatica (Hum,Inc.) who is best know for his work with Celine Dion, Olga Tanon and Alejandro Sanz. To provide a
full service environment, the firm has formed an alliance with media relations executive Karen Ammond (KBC Media Relations) and entertainment attorney Steven Beer (Greenberg Traurig LLP).

The firm has also formed reliances with many other music industry professionals to support the collective efforts of the entertainment development group.
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