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Capitol Music Group emerged in February 2007 as a merger of Capitol Records and Virgin Records America. EMI orchestrated this union to restructure operations and save an average of $217 million yearly.
Steve Barnett became chairman and CEO of the company in November 2012. Jeff Vaughn was named Chairman and CEO in November 2020 before Michelle Jubelirer replaced Vaughn in 2021.
EMI's absorption into Universal Music Group concluded with the transfer of Capitol Music Group to UMG. This process occurred without Parlophone, which went elsewhere while The Beatles appeared on Capitol UK following the acquisition.
Tom March combined Capitol Music Group and Interscope Geffen A&M operations in February 2024. This consolidation created a new corporate structure called Interscope Capitol Labels Group under one division of Universal Music Group.
Through Capitol Records, the group handles back catalogs from defunct labels like Apple Records and I.R.S. Records. UMG acquired copyrights for master recordings from entities such as Aladdin Records and Angel Records alongside Freedom Records titles from the 1950s and Solid State Records from the 1960s.