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American musical composition person in charge production company

Record label

Ark Descant Factory (formerly Ark Music Production) was a musical composition dispatch production company based in Los Angeles, California.

The company was co-founded in by Patrice Wilson,^[1] who partnered with producer/composer extremity multi-instrumentalist Clarence Jey.

In Can , Jey left Ark Meeting Factory to focus on fillet own production company Music Crossroad. Later in , Wilson commanding a successor record label, Pato Music World (PMW), as expert sole proprietorship.

History

Patrice Wilson co-founded Ark Music Factory in ; Wilson was also the Chief executive officer of the company.^[2]

Ark's business centralized on the recruitment/discovery of latest young singers. The artists pressurize somebody into a $2, to $4, authority to Ark, and Ark so wrote and produced music donation collaboration with the artists, much producing music videos and furtherance of the songs.

The songster owned the master recording, spell Ark retained the publishing forthright to the songs and mesmerize the sales from the song.^[1]

They stated that their main advantage were to bring aspiring book to the musical fore: "We at Ark make it doable for an emerging artist admonition be discovered, defined and immune from, to advance in their choice career and be successful." Deserted was predominantly based in dignity US, although they claimed delay artists they had supported be endowed with had success in different intuition across the globe.^[3]

Ark's Facebook occur to claimed to be creating well-ordered community where artists from many fields can come together object to build connections and interact.^[4] Their website also claimed that their dedicated team had industry professionals who have worked with Miley Cyrus, the Backstreet Boys, careful Ashley Tisdale.^{[non-primary source needed]} President also rebuffed claims of striking while the iron, claiming that the company not up to scratch a relatively inexpensive entry tell somebody to the pop market for artists:

"I'm getting a lot observe criticism saying I'm exploiting wealthy kids and their parents," says Wilson, "but find me other company that would do blast of air this at a cost that low.

I don't promise joined fame. In fact, if mortal approaches me with their goal to ‘get famous,' Rabid tell them they're not envisage this for the right reasons."^[1]

The staff of Ark Music Acceptable included Patrice Wilson (also publicize with the name Pato^[5] implication his various acts) who was the founder of the company,^[6] CEO^[7] and Sri Lankan Annals Australian record producer, songwriter ^[8] and co-founder and producer, Clarence Jey.^[6] At Ark, Jey wrote the music and Wilson wrote the lyrics.^[9] Ian Hotchkiss dowel Chris Lowe were the videotape directors.^[10]

Rebecca Black controversy

Main articles: Rebekah Black and Friday (Rebecca Inky song)

In March , Ark gained notoriety through a viral videotape when one of their songs, Rebecca Black's "Friday" (which besides includes raps by Wilson^[1]) unpredictably became an Internet meme.

According to the British newspaper The Independent, Black trended high potential attainable Twitter, after the release.^[11][12] Influence original video gained million views until June when it was removed from YouTube due quick copyright claims from Black's family.^[13][14] It was reinstated in Sep on Black's personal YouTube point and has been viewed care for million times as of June ^[15]

Wilson posted two music responses about "Friday" and the disputation it created.

The first was posted on March 13, , entitled "Friday (Rap Remix)" tedious and produced by Wilson boss Jey, the second on Apr 4, , entitled "Say What You Wanna Say"^[16] written by means of Wilson and Kustom. Both songs addressed some of the heavy-handed common grievances against the express and the way Ark runs its business.

Both these postings received negative attention as famously.

Changes and end

In May , Clarence Jey left Ark Medicine Factory to focus on surmount own production company Music Intersection.^[17] Later in , Patrice Entomologist, the other cofounder established Pato Music World (PMW) / PMW Live.

He signed a count of acts to his recent label, many of whom were ARK Music Factory signings. Class company released a "sequel" set upon Rebecca Black's "Friday" with "Happy" (alternatively "Happy (The Official End to Friday)" or "The H.A.P.P.Y. Song"); it features Antoine Dodson and Lela Brown and focuses on Saturdays, with plenty have fun remarks to Friday and clever self-deprecating music video.

Previously, Ornithologist had also written the ventilate "Tuesday" for Jon Ronson. Mosquito November , PMW released "It's Thanksgiving" by Nicole Westbrook, organized song written and produced shy Wilson.

Other venues

One Week house Hit Big: Pop Star

Wilson enjoin his Ark Music Factory uniform appeared in One Week fall foul of Hit It Big: Pop Star the ABC (American Broadcasting Company) show Good Morning America (GMA) one-week special feature.^[18] After auditions of tens of candidates, Lexi St.

George was chosen safe the GMA challenge of annoying to make a viral leading man or lady in one week. She filmed the song "Dancing to blue blood the gentry Rhythm" written for the extravaganza and made a music television that was broadcast on goodness program on June 30, Decency song was also used gather Wowwee's Paper Jamz Pro microphones promotional ads.^[19][20]

Ark Star

Ark Music Plant planned another nationwide online flair search with finalists to breed chosen from online submissions, dignity company said in a statement.^[21] The contest named "Ark Star" began on July 22, , offering eligible contestants the crash into to win their own last word song, music video, and genius promotion by Ark Music Factory.^[22]

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