American Southwest Music Distribution Announces Name Change, Reverse Split

Business Wire, Sept 7, 2006

LOS ANGELES -- Los Angeles, California independent record label American Southwest Music Distribution, Inc. (OTCBB:ASWD) announces its name has been changed from GL Energy & Exploration, Inc. American's stock trades on the OTC Bulletin Board under the new symbol (ASWD). The company completed a merger with GL Energy earlier this year and has successfully formed a relationship with Universal Music, one of the top three music distribution companies in the world, to distribute American's records through their network of distribution channels. Over the next several years, American will cement a solid foundation for success based on their keen eye for talent, managerial expertise in the industry and grass-roots marketing principles.

American also announces a 1-for-74 reverse split of its outstanding common stock. "One of our long-term goals is to create value for our shareholders while building a strong blueprint for success," said founder and CEO David Michery. American will continue to seek top Hip-Hop, R&B and cross-over bands in an effort to build their brand while differentiating themselves from competitors. American's newest act Wine-O released a single titled "Pop My Trunk" which is enjoying its 16th consecutive week on Billboard's top 100 R&B singles.

American Southwest Music Distribution is a dynamic growing company formed by music veterans David Michery and Robert Guillerman. Headquartered in Los Angeles, California, the company has formed a niche in the production, marketing and distribution of fresh musical talent via traditional and non-traditional vehicles. Please visit www.aswmd.com for more information and continuous artist updates.

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