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Union des Producteurs Phonographiques Français Indépendants

The Union of Independent French Phonographic Producers (French: Union des Producteurs Phonographiques Français Indépendants; UPFI) is a trade organisation that brings together independent record labels and music distributors in France. Its headquarters are based in the nation's capital Paris.[1]

UPFI
Formation12 June 1986 (37 years ago) (1986-06-12)
HeadquartersParis, France
President
Vincent Frèrebeau
Jérôme Roger
Websitewww.upfi.fr
Formerly called
APPI

Founded on 12 June 1986 as the Professional Association of Independent Phonographic Producers (French: Association Professionelle des Producteurs Phonographiques Indépendants; APPI), the organisation changed the terms of its original statutes during its extraordinary general meeting of 8 June 1993. It was during the same meeting that the organisation changed its name to the UPFI.[1]

Structure edit

In its current constitution, the UPFI says its current objectives are:[1]

  • to bring together and represent all persons or entities practising the profession of producers, publishers of sound and video recordings, and all those whose activities are linked with the production of these sound and video recordings;
  • to organise, educate and protect their professional, economic, moral, national and international interests;
  • generally, to do everything possible to ensure the promotion of production activities, and that of its members in particular, in France and abroad.

The UPFI is currently headed by its president Vincent Frèrebeau, who was elected during an annual general meeting held on 5 June 2014.[2][3] He took over from Stephan Bourdoiseau, who headed the organisation from June 2004 to June 2008, and had taken over from Frèrebeau himself in June 2010 for a second term.[4]

Members edit

The UPFI currently represents 78 independent record labels and music distributors within and outside France.

  • ABS Bellissima
  • Accéléra Son / Absolute Management
  • Actes Sud
  • Adima Productions
  • Aircheology
  • Ascot Music
  • At (H)ome
  • Atmosphériques
  • Because Music
  • Big Broz Recordz
  • CH+
  • Chris Music
  • Citizen Records
  • CMBM
  • Count Melody
  • Delphine Records
  • Derrière Les Planches
  • Din Records
  • Discograph
  • Discorama
  • Disc'ambiance
  • Disques Dom
  • Dixiefrog
  • Emma Productions
  • label Entreprise
  • Fargo Records
  • Foolek Records
  • Francis Dreyfus Music
  • FT Music
  • FuturePlay
  • Gatkess
  • Gorgone Productions
  • Green United Music
  • Happy Music
  • Idol
  • Infine
  • JMS/Cream Records
  • Johnny Williams Son
  • Keltia Musique
  • Kiui
  • Kyrone
  • La Ouache Production
  • Le Village Vert
  • Lusafrica
  • Masq
  • microqlima
  • Mimesis Republic
  • Monte-Carlo Records
  • Mystic Rumba
  • Nashvert Production
  • Naïve Records
  • NFFP Records
  • No Format!
  • Nouvelle Donne Productions
  • Olympic Disk
  • Outhere
  • Panorama/AB Disques
  • Peermusic
  • PIAS
  • Productions Jacques Canetti
  • Productions Mary Josée
  • Rue Bleue
  • Still Muzik
  • Stormy Music
  • Studio du Moulin de Crampaux
  • Tabata Music
  • Teme
  • Twin Fizz Records
  • Tôt ou tard
  • UGOP
  • V Music Productions
  • Verone Productions
  • Victorie Music
  • Volvox Music
  • Vox Gramophone
  • Wagram Music
  • WTPL/Booster
  • Yearling Productions
  • Yotanka Productions

Administrative council edit

The administrative council (conseil d'administration) currently has 18 members, who are the heads of 18 of the 78 members of the organisation. The council's current members are:[4]

  • Hervé Bergerat (Masq)
  • Julien Banes (La Ouache Production)
  • Pascal Bittard (Idol)
  • Laurent Bizot (No Format!)
  • Stephan Bourdoiseau (Wagram Music)
  • Emmanuel de Buretel (Because Music)
  • Xavier Collin (WTPL)
  • Béatrice Costermans (Naïve Records)
  • Laurent Didailler (PIAS)
  • Jean-Michel Doué (FuturePlay)
  • Pascal Dumay (Outhere)
  • Pierre Forgacs (Happy Music)
  • Vincent Frèrebeau (Tôt ou tard)
  • Olivier Lacourt (Discograph)
  • Stéphane Laïck (At (H)ome)
  • Olivier Lebeau (Volvox Music)
  • Frédéric Temstet (FT Music)
  • Marc Thonon (Atmosphériques)

Presidents edit

The UPFI has been headed by five different presidents since June 1993.[4]

  • Claude Berda (AB Disques): 1993–1997
  • Jean-Michel Fava (AB Disques): 1997–2000
  • Patrick Zelnik (Naïve Records): 2000–2004
  • Stephan Bourdoiseau (Wagram Music): 2004–2008, 2010–2014
  • Vincent Frèrebeau (Tôt ou tard): 2008–2010, 2014–present

Certification edit

 
Since 2010, French electronic duo Justice has been the only recipient of a triple platinum certification from the UPFI, after sales for the music video of their song "Civilization" reached 45,000 copies in 2011.

The UPFI awards certifications at the request of each phonographic society. The submission of a certification is subject to a sales threshold, which must be certified by the organisation's accounting firm after audits with the label. As of 1 July 2009, the certification criteria are as follows:[5]

Type Thresholds per award
Gold Platinum 2× Platinum 3× Platinum Diamond
Single 150,000 250,000 400,000
Album 50,000 100,000 200,000 300,000 500,000
Music video 7,500 15,000 30,000 45,000 60,000

References edit

  1. ^ a b c "Status de l'UPFI" (in French). UPFI. Retrieved 11 August 2014.
  2. ^ "Vincent Frèrebeau est élu à la Présidence de l'UPFI". UPFI. 5 June 2014. Retrieved 11 August 2014.
  3. ^ "Vincent Frèrebeau élu président de l'Upfi". Centre d'information et de ressources pour les musiques actuelles (IRMA). 6 June 2014. Retrieved 11 August 2014.
  4. ^ a b c "Conseil d'administration". UPFI. Retrieved 11 August 2014.
  5. ^ "Certifications". UPFI. Retrieved 11 August 2014.

External links edit

  • UPFI official website

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The Union of Independent French Phonographic Producers French Union des Producteurs Phonographiques Francais Independants UPFI is a trade organisation that brings together independent record labels and music distributors in France Its headquarters are based in the nation s capital Paris 1 UPFIFormation12 June 1986 37 years ago 1986 06 12 HeadquartersParis FrancePresidentVincent FrerebeauDirector generalJerome RogerWebsitewww wbr upfi wbr frFormerly calledAPPIFounded on 12 June 1986 as the Professional Association of Independent Phonographic Producers French Association Professionelle des Producteurs Phonographiques Independants APPI the organisation changed the terms of its original statutes during its extraordinary general meeting of 8 June 1993 It was during the same meeting that the organisation changed its name to the UPFI 1 Contents 1 Structure 2 Members 2 1 Administrative council 3 Presidents 4 Certification 5 References 6 External linksStructure editIn its current constitution the UPFI says its current objectives are 1 to bring together and represent all persons or entities practising the profession of producers publishers of sound and video recordings and all those whose activities are linked with the production of these sound and video recordings to organise educate and protect their professional economic moral national and international interests generally to do everything possible to ensure the promotion of production activities and that of its members in particular in France and abroad The UPFI is currently headed by its president Vincent Frerebeau who was elected during an annual general meeting held on 5 June 2014 2 3 He took over from Stephan Bourdoiseau who headed the organisation from June 2004 to June 2008 and had taken over from Frerebeau himself in June 2010 for a second term 4 Members editThe UPFI currently represents 78 independent record labels and music distributors within and outside France ABS Bellissima Accelera Son Absolute Management Actes Sud Adima Productions Aircheology Ascot Music At H ome Atmospheriques Because Music Big Broz Recordz CH Chris Music Citizen Records CMBM Count Melody Delphine Records Derriere Les Planches Din Records Discograph Discorama Disc ambiance Disques Dom Dixiefrog Emma Productions label Entreprise Fargo Records Foolek Records Francis Dreyfus Music FT Music FuturePlay Gatkess Gorgone Productions Green United Music Happy Music Idol Infine JMS Cream Records Johnny Williams Son Keltia Musique Kiui Kyrone La Ouache Production Le Village Vert Lusafrica Masq microqlima Mimesis Republic Monte Carlo Records Mystic Rumba Nashvert Production Naive Records NFFP Records No Format Nouvelle Donne Productions Olympic Disk Outhere Panorama AB Disques Peermusic PIAS Productions Jacques Canetti Productions Mary Josee Rue Bleue Still Muzik Stormy Music Studio du Moulin de Crampaux Tabata Music Teme Twin Fizz Records Tot ou tard UGOP V Music Productions Verone Productions Victorie Music Volvox Music Vox Gramophone Wagram Music WTPL Booster Yearling Productions Yotanka Productions Administrative council edit The administrative council conseil d administration currently has 18 members who are the heads of 18 of the 78 members of the organisation The council s current members are 4 Herve Bergerat Masq Julien Banes La Ouache Production Pascal Bittard Idol Laurent Bizot No Format Stephan Bourdoiseau Wagram Music Emmanuel de Buretel Because Music Xavier Collin WTPL Beatrice Costermans Naive Records Laurent Didailler PIAS Jean Michel Doue FuturePlay Pascal Dumay Outhere Pierre Forgacs Happy Music Vincent Frerebeau Tot ou tard Olivier Lacourt Discograph Stephane Laick At H ome Olivier Lebeau Volvox Music Frederic Temstet FT Music Marc Thonon Atmospheriques Presidents editThe UPFI has been headed by five different presidents since June 1993 4 Claude Berda AB Disques 1993 1997 Jean Michel Fava AB Disques 1997 2000 Patrick Zelnik Naive Records 2000 2004 Stephan Bourdoiseau Wagram Music 2004 2008 2010 2014 Vincent Frerebeau Tot ou tard 2008 2010 2014 presentCertification edit nbsp Since 2010 French electronic duo Justice has been the only recipient of a triple platinum certification from the UPFI after sales for the music video of their song Civilization reached 45 000 copies in 2011 The UPFI awards certifications at the request of each phonographic society The submission of a certification is subject to a sales threshold which must be certified by the organisation s accounting firm after audits with the label As of 1 July 2009 the certification criteria are as follows 5 Type Thresholds per awardGold Platinum 2 Platinum 3 Platinum DiamondSingle 150 000 250 000 400 000Album 50 000 100 000 200 000 300 000 500 000Music video 7 500 15 000 30 000 45 000 60 000References edit a b c Status de l UPFI in French UPFI Retrieved 11 August 2014 Vincent Frerebeau est elu a la Presidence de l UPFI UPFI 5 June 2014 Retrieved 11 August 2014 Vincent Frerebeau elu president de l Upfi Centre d information et de ressources pour les musiques actuelles IRMA 6 June 2014 Retrieved 11 August 2014 a b c Conseil d administration UPFI Retrieved 11 August 2014 Certifications UPFI Retrieved 11 August 2014 External links editUPFI official website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Union des Producteurs Phonographiques Francais Independants amp oldid 1157736910, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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