Sunset Island Group To Acquire Music Company

Online, February 24, 2010 (Newswire.com) - SARASOTA, Fla., February 24, 2010 - (BUSINESS WIRE)--Sunset Island Group (OTC Pink Sheets: SIGO),
announced today that they have signed a Letter of Intent to acquire Sunset Island Music, an online music company.

"We are very pleased to make this announcement today that we will be acquiring this company," stated Lawrence Sherman, President of Sunset Island Group. "We anticipate on closing this deal within 60 days."
The acquisition of Sunset Island Music, www.sunsetislandmusic.com, will include the web site, the internet radio station and the on-line mall which is scheduled to begin operations shortly. The company
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