Special Delivery: BMG Inks Parcels to Global Pub Agreement

From left, BMG’s Jennifer Storbeck and Parcels’ Patrick Hetherington and Louie Swain, BMG’s Jasper Niebuhr, Parcels’ Noah Hill and manager Birger Luedemann, Parcels’ Anatole Serret, Third G’s Okan Aydogdu, Parcels’ Jules Crommelin and BMG’s Marc Wilson

Aussie band Parcels have signed a global music publishing agreement with BMG. The group’s breakthrough single, “Overnight,” co-produced by Daft Punk, arrived in 2017 and they’ve since generated more than 1.5 billion streams.

The agreement was led by BMG Managing Director, GSA Jasper Niebuhr, who’s based in Berlin. Key contributions came from Alistair Norbury, Monti Olson and Heath Johns.

“Parcels are one of the most distinctive and compelling bands of their generation,” Niebuhr said. “Their extraordinary musicianship, songwriting and creative vision have enabled them to build a truly global career on their own terms, without compromising what makes them unique.”

Parcels—comprised of Anatole Serret, Jules Crommelin, Louie Swain, Noah Hill and Patrick Hetherington—released its third album, LOVED, in 2025, the same year the band performed at Coachella and embarked on a sold-out international arena tour. Highlights included performances at Paris's Accor Arena, Berlin's Max-Schmeling-Halle, Forest Hills Stadium in New York, two nights at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado and two shows at the Sydney Opera House Forecourt. Members of Parcels also have a side project called Dream Boat. Its debut single, “Real!,” was released on Oct. 21. The video, shot in Santa Monica and available below, includes coordinated dance moves. We have no coordination to speak of.