Embassy of Silence Already a Success

Hitlantis.com - A Springboard to the World

DUBLIN, May 28, 2010 - Embassy of Silence, one of the first and most popular bands on
Hitlantis, which last autumn launched a new era in online music community
services, concluded a recording contract with Supernova after only a few
months of working with Hitlantis.

CEO Marcus Tilgmann says that the recording contract for the
Irish band Embassy of Silence, discovered through the Hitlantis.com music
community, testifies to the efficacy of Hitlantis' business model.

"And also to the fact that there has been a real need for
this kind of community opening up completely new prospects for the music
business, and for the most innovative user interface in the world. We have
filled a vacuum," says Tilgmann.

At the same time, he is delighted at the international
attention gained by the Hitlantis.com portal and in particular at the
thousands upon thousands of artists involved.

Success came fast

Everyone at Hitlantis is also proud and glad of the success of
the band that was the first to achieve a recording contract, after only four
months' co-operation.

Early this year, Embassy of Silence, a success on Hitlantis,
too, concluded a recording contract with the new Supernova ley company,
operating in Sweden under Bonnier Amigo Music Group.

The band says that it is clear that Hitlantis helped it to
obtain both a contract and fans. Hitlantis also arranged appearances for the
band, as it embarks on its successful career.

"This is only the beginning. We are expecting more recording
contracts with Universal. The Hitlantis model as a global platform for bands
has demonstrated its efficacy in the first months already," says CEO Tilgmann.

Revolutionising the world of music

Hitlantis makes the general public aware of as yet unknown music and
puts it in the limelight. Musicians and artists owning the rights to
their own music can upload their music for free on Hitlantis.

On Hitlantis, bands find new fans and can win appearances in
their home towns or at Europe's biggest festivals.

Tilgmann notes that most of the attention attracted by the
company comes from the graphical implementation of the user interface, which
has already revolutionised the world of music on the internet.

"Hitlantis is also able to bring a quite new approach and
solution to the crisis in the music business," Tilgmann says.

Hitlantis is a new international music community opened at the
beginning of 2010. The service brings together music makers and consumers in
both the virtual and real worlds by offering users the chance, for example,
to vote their favourites for live gigs. The user-friendly online music store
Hitlantis passes on to bands as much as 90 per cent of the revenue from music
sold.

For more details, please contact: Marcus Tilgmann, CEO, Hitlantis, +358(0)400-573-327