BMG Signs Australia’s Parcels to Global Publishing Deal
BMG has signed Australian band Parcels to a global music publishing deal, adding the five-piece to its roster. The agreement gives the group access to BMG’s international network as it pursues its next stage of growth.
Formed in Byron Bay in 2014, Parcels moved to Berlin and gained wider attention after Daft Punk co-produced their 2017 single “Overnight”. The band has amassed more than 1.5 billion career streams across three studio albums and live releases, and played festivals including Coachella and Glastonbury. Its latest studio album, *LOVED*, came out in 2025 and was followed by a world tour with the band’s first US arena headline dates.
In short
- BMG will represent Parcels globally for music publishing.
- The band has more than 1.5 billion career streams.
- Their 2025 album *LOVED* was followed by a world tour.
Explained simply
Parcels are an Australian five-piece band formed in Byron Bay in 2014. They later moved to Berlin and drew wider attention with “Overnight”, a 2017 single co-produced by French electronic duo Daft Punk.
Music publishing deals concern the rights to songs and how they are licensed and promoted; they are separate from deals covering recorded music. A global publishing agreement can connect songwriters with a company’s international teams and networks.
Parcels have released three studio albums, including LOVED in 2025, as well as live recordings. Their music has reached a large international audience, and they have performed at major festivals and toured widely, giving the publishing deal significance as the band pursues further growth.
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