A family operated, full-service partner to the independent label and artist community. We invest in more than over 250 projects a year by way of financial co- investments deals with our partner labels and artists. We also have strong relationships with major labels, distributors, licensing firms, award winning producers, engineers and recording studios. (We are one of the U.S's only reputable artist development, investment and marketing firms) Our clients have been signed to UMG, Sony Music, and Warner. We also work with independent labels and artists directly, from the very beginning stages of their careers, to setting up world tours, marketing campaigns and television appearances for a full functional band or act. This company believes in the hands on approach of getting fully involved in and out of the recording studio with a focus on coaching artists to prepare them for media interviews, vocal training sessions, writing sessions, music video shoots and touring throughout the world.
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