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Untitled Document The objective of the Power Group is to provide a full range of club music promotion and marketing services to run in conjunction with the clients marketing and release strategies. We aim to build relationships, customising our services to the clients needs to obtain the best results for their record. We will work hand in hand with the client, leading to greater success and more profitable results for the record and, ultimately, the label. We believe honesty is always the best policy; if we think a particular single or album is not going to fulfil the hopes of the client then we'll say so. We're not afraid to lose a job today to gain a client tomorrow.

Power was formed in 1989 and soon became one of the leading dance music promotions companies in the UK. In the very early days the company was little more than a mailing service sending a handful of records to DJ's but as the club music scene exploded during the nineties so did the company. The Power Group now consists of many specialist units dealing with the many specialist areas of dance music from Club Promotion, Pop Promotion, Underground Dance, Breakbeat, R n' B and Hip Hop, Specialist Radio, seasonal Balearic Island Promotion. The group also includes the highly successful Videopops Promotions and the superb Power Studios.

Why Power Promotions? The Number 1 Club Music Promotion Company in the UK with More No.1's in the Music Week Club And Pop Charts in 1997, 1998, 1999 and 2000 than any other promotions company. Power and Poparazzi have worked on over 300 UK National Top 40 records in the past 4 years. Established in 1989 and still on top over 14 years later.

Untitled Document Power took the top spot in the Music Week club chart again this week with the remixes of Inner City "Big Fun" on PIAS. The remixes supplied by Phil Kieran and Phillipo Moscatello have been creating a buzz for awhile now,and have established themselves as firm favourites with many of the big jocks over in Ibiza. It narrowly beat Jurgen Vries "The Wilderness" on Direction which came in at No 2 this week (there was one point between them!) having crept up from No 3 last week, which just goes to show how many DJs are sticking behind this monster and ensuring that it stays up the top.


This week the buzz continues over Inner City "Big Fun" which could well be set for a second week at No 1.....yes it does happen and this track could well do it! Alternatively Jurgen Vries looks set to stay near the top of the chart for a third week as well, so it could be a simple reversal of last week's fortunes, although both face stiff competition from Polariod "So Damn Beautiful" on Decode, or Paul Oakenfold's latest offering "Hypnotised" which was the highest new entry last week at No 15.
The 2003 remix of the Rolling Stones classic "Sympathy for the Devil" from The Neptunes,Full Phat and Fatboy Slim will surely move on up from its No 13 spot last week (judging by the amount of phonecalls we've had!), and looks set to continue its success from the Cool Cuts & Buzz Charts by going Top 10 this week.


Other big tracks this week are the new Dave Gahan "I Need You" with Gabriel & Dresden which made its debut at No16 this week, and the latest Hybrid which features non-other than the infamous Peter Hook on the original and John Creamer & Stephane K on the remix, which moved from No 38 to No 30 in the chart. Finally with the latest Frou Frou track "It's good to be in love" on Island Records coming up and remixes of the new Terri Walker "Drawing Board" from Kurtis Mantronik (fans of E-Samba are gonna love this!) and lazydog Jay Hannan just around the corner...there's plenty to keep you smiling in the sunshine from Power

Untitled Document We have hand picked over 300 prime dance venues throughout the UK which use TV monitors and video walls each time the club is in use, during warm up and peak slots. These include major chains such as Luminar Leisure, Rank Leisure, 1st Leisure as well as major independent venues. After extensive research we know for sure that these videos are used week-in week-out therefore giving your video maximum exposure to (at a conservative estimate) half a million people per week. Alongside regular weekend audiences many are also being used on under18's and specialist student nights. Reaction sheets for each track featured on the video are also sent out for the DJs to complete. On return of these reactions a full Marketing Report is compiled and returned to you within four weeks of mailing the video. It will comprise all the reaction sheets and summery reports that include a 'map' regional break down, list of all the DJs, venues and their area code. Alongside a key comments at a glance page!

If you wish to request a proposal or meeting with a Videopops representative please contact us by calling or emailing Tracey Webb at Videopops Promotions on +44 (0) 20 8932 3030.