Zebralution

Zebralution GmbH
GmbH
Industry Digital Distribution - Audio, Video, eBooks
Founded December 2003
Headquarters

Offices in

Number of employees
 17
Website www.zebralution.com

Zebralution is a digital distributor for independent labels.

Founded in December 2003 by Sascha Lazimbat and Kurt Thielen, the company operates from locations in Duisburg, Berlin, Los Angeles, London, Paris and Barcelona offering distribution, marketing and administrative services.

Zebralution functions as an interface between rights owners / labels and digital retailers (Download, Streaming), e.g. iTunes, Musicload, Amazon, Napster, Rhapsody, Beatport, eMusic, Vodafone.

In 2007, Warner Music acquired a significant stake in Zebralution GmbH.[1] Zebralution operates as a freestanding unit.

On April 3, 2017, Warner Music Group agreed to sell Zebralution back to Lazimbat and Thielen, who joined a consortium with Christof Ellinghaus (the founder of City Slang) and Konrad von Loehneysen (the owner of the Embassy of Music label).[2]

References

  1. ↑ Warner Music Germany Acquires Stake In Leading European Digital Distributor Zebralution - WMG Press Release, February 2007
  2. ↑ "Warner Music Sells Digital Distributor Zebralution".


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