Alfa Music

Alfa Music (阿爾發音樂) is identified in the supplied material as a Taiwanese music production company and record-label business. Its predecessor was Alfa Planning Company, also referred to as Alfa Records. That predecessor was founded by Taiwanese entertainer Wu Zongxian. The available evidence does not specify the predecessor’s founding date or provide a verified present-day corporate profile. In 2001, Wu sold Alfa Planning Company to Holiday Entertainment for NT$300 million, according to the supplied Chinese-language Wikipedia excerpt. In 2002, Yuma Industrial Co., Ltd.—identified in that excerpt as the registered company name associated with Holiday KTV’s Anhe branch—invested in and completed the acquisition of Alfa Planning. The company was subsequently renamed Alfa Music. Veteran music producer Yang Junrong continued as general manager at that time. The excerpt names Jay Chou, Landy Wen, Nan Quan Mama, and Shih Yinyin among the artists associated with Alfa Music. It also says the company later merged with three other music businesses in the Holiday group: Asia Records, Dynamic Music, and Mody Music. Jay Chou left Alfa Music in early 2007 and established JVR Music on April 1 of that year. The supplied evidence does not establish Alfa Music’s current ownership, leadership, headquarters, operating status, or current artist roster, so those details are left unspecified.

Alfa Music’s documented history begins with Alfa Planning Company, also known as Alfa Records, a Taiwanese music business founded by entertainer Wu Zongxian. The supplied source does not give the predecessor’s founding date. In 2001, Wu sold Alfa Planning to Holiday Entertainment for NT$300 million. In 2002, Yuma Industrial Co., Ltd. invested in and completed the acquisition of Alfa Planning; the source identifies Yuma as the registered company name associated with Holiday KTV’s Anhe branch. Following the acquisition, the business was renamed Alfa Music, and veteran music producer Yang Junrong continued as general manager. The source associates Alfa Music with artists including Jay Chou, Landy Wen, Nan Quan Mama, and Shih Yinyin. It reports that Alfa Music later merged with Asia Records, Dynamic Music, and Mody Music, described in the excerpt as other music businesses within the Holiday group. The source does not provide dates for these mergers or further corporate details about the resulting structure. A significant later departure was Jay Chou’s exit from Alfa Music in early 2007. On April 1, 2007, Chou established JVR Music. The available evidence does not establish Alfa Music’s subsequent corporate history, current owner, current status, or present-day activities. Accordingly, this entry distinguishes the documented historical account from facts that remain unverified.

• 2007

  Jay Chou leaves Alfa Music and establishes JVR Music

• 2002

  Acquisition completed and company renamed Alfa Music

• 2001

  Wu Zongxian sells Alfa Planning Company

A Taiwanese music-production and record-label business associated with a roster of popular music artists.

• Music production and recorded music

  The company is described as a music production company and record-label business.

• 2002

  Acquisition and renamingOther

• 2001

  Sale of Alfa PlanningOther

1. 1阿爾發音樂zh.wikipedia.org
2. 2Alfa Musicwikidata.org
3. 3Alfa Music artistsalfamusic.club