We can continue to add localised fans to their worldwide success story It has always been a pleasure to work with such creative and down to earth artists but now it seems like we can grow even stronger together whilst developing in the directions that only the band feels they want to move.” Wasted Talent’s Bjorn Deparade said: “We’re excited for the next phase of our partnership with Milky Chance because the band has never been more motivated to take control of their own career. Wasted Talent Entertainment have been the duo’s Berlin-based management company since 2014. Not only because of the usual things people talk about like maintaining ownership, but because we knew it would allow us to do things the way our fans wanted. Milky Chance’s Clemens Rehbein said: “When we looked at the different opportunities available to us, independence made the most sense. We know we can bring immense value to Milky Chance because we can continue to add localised fans to their worldwide success story.”

Their first single under their new structure, Colorado, is out June 17 via Muggelig Records. Label partner Believe will focus on streaming opportunities for Milky Chance, whose previous single Don’t Let Me Down (Ignition/The Orchard) has racked up 55 million global streams.īelieve CEO Denis Ladegaillerie said: “We’re thrilled that Milky Chance has partnered with us in going independent. Parent album Sadnecessary (Ignition/PIAS) has sales of 67,626. German rock and alternative duo Milky Chance have signed to Believe as part of a long-term independent vision for their music.Ĭlemens Rehbein and Philipp Dausch broke through with 2013 single Stolen Dance, which has sales of 752,274, according to the Official Charts Company.

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