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Steve Boom will be honored by UJA at a luncheon on June 7th at the Ziegfield Ballroom in New York.
Amazon Music Chief steve boom — as chairman of MusiCares, who played a major role in helping the organization distribute more than $25 million in pandemic relief to the music community — UJA’s Music Visionary of the Year We had a luncheon on June 7th at the Ziegfield Ballroom in New York. He salutes his professional and philanthropic leadership, and the UJA intensifies its substantial efforts to combat anti-Semitism and help those in need.
Previous winners include Scott Greenstein of SiriusXM, Rob Stringer, CEO of Sony Music Group, Avery and Monte Lipman, co-founders of Republic Records, Bob Pittman, chief of iHeartMedia, and co-founder of Spotify. Includes Daniel Ek, Tom Corson, co-chairman and COO of Warner Records, and partner of Atlantic Records. – Julie Greenwald, Chairman and COO.
The event has featured performances and appearances by Lizzo, Eddie Vedder, Maneskin, Alicia Keys, Bruno Mars, Justin Timberlake, Adele, Mariah Carey, Jay-Z, The Weeknd, Jennifer Hudson and more.
+ song has added two new hires to its Nashville office. Brian Hill as a music agent. Jaime Roberts as Tour Marketing Director.
During his 30-year career, Hill has worked at leading agencies such as Monterey Peninsula Artists/Paradigm and Creative Arts Agency. He has worked with country acts such as Eli Young Band, Aaron Lewis, Frankie Ballard and Home Free.
Roberts began his career in live entertainment promoting live touring family entertainment experiences at Feld Entertainment before moving to Live Nation and Bowery Presents. Most recently, he worked for Messina Touring Group, developing and executing his multi-channel marketing campaigns for his artists on tour. She has worked with acts such as Shawn Mendes, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Little Big Town and Kelly Clarkson.
+ syndicate launched three new promotions across its marketing, radio and publicity departments. Amy Tremmel Appointed as the new Senior VP of Marketing and Events. Brendan Burke became the new Vice President of Public Relations, Joe McGinnis Appointed vice president in charge of radio promotion.
Amy Tremmel is a former VP of Marketing who joined The Syndicate from 360i and has worked at Smirnoff, Guinness, Fisher-Price, and UGG. She recently produced the opening party for Bob Marley’s “One Love Exhibit” in LA, her CrimeCon in Las Vegas, and numerous parties for the HBO show.
After running independent PR firms Canvas Media and Tag Team Media, Burke joined The Syndicate and worked with Feist, Tegan and Sara, Death Cab For Cutie, and more. Today, Bourke’s clients include corporate communications for the American Association of Independent Music (A2IM) and global music company Amuse. He previously served as Senior Director of Public Relations.
McGinnis holds the title of Sr. Director of Radio Promotions and oversaw the success of non-telecommunications/AAA campaigns for Steve Lacy, Tyler Childers, Lord Huron, Nation of Language, Hot Chip, Ethel Cain, Santigold, Cuco, and Twin on The Syndicate. I was in charge. Shadow.
+ Erica Clark Promoted to Vice President of Media Relations. island record, Lauren Schneider, Vice President of Media Relations, announced.
Based in New York, Clark will report directly to Schneider and assume greater responsibility spearheading campaigns for artists such as Sabrina Carpenter, Remi Wolfe, Demi Lovato, CHVRCHES, Jessie Reyez and Angel.
According to a news release, Clarke will “take a purposeful approach” to creative publicity initiatives, event planning and podcast strategy. She joined Island Records in March 2018 and was promoted to Senior Director as Director of Media Relations.
“Erika is a brilliant and innovative media strategist,” commented Schneider. “In addition to her modern and forward-thinking approach to the press campaign, Erica has won the admiration of artists, managers, partners and all of the Island staff. It was an honor and a pleasure to do so, and I congratulate her on her well-deserved promotion.”
+ downtown music service Contract with a local Mexican artist Nathanael Kanorecord imprint of Ross CT to a global distribution agreement that includes the use of their Creative Marketing and Synchronous Licensing suite of services.
The deal was signed by Ray Tapia, vice president of Latin for Downtown Music Services, and Ramon Emilio Hernandez, manager of Cano. Downtown will ensure fans of Los CT artists access to new music releases, strategic marketing and synchronization opportunities, and imprint releases will be available on all major streaming platforms. Los CT’s current signatory roster includes Gabito Ballesteros, Alejandro Buelna, Tyan G and others.
Kano said in 2019 that his corydos tumbadosis a new subgenre of regional Mexican music that utilizes urban and rap styles. The deal marks the continuation of Downtown’s Latin-focused expansion. Hernandez adds: The genre remains one of the most independent and he is very excited to have the opportunity to contribute to its success. ”
+ Evgul appointed Mayowa Alogandade As a new creative director. Mayowa’s experience includes working with giants in the music, technology, fashion and cultural industries such as Roc Nation, Red Bull Records, OVO Sound, Kelly Rowland and Saweetie.
As creative director, Mayova will lead “big picture initiatives for the company,” according to a news release. She is responsible for creating Evgle’s strategy for artistic and corporate expression and her imprint of the brand.
“We are delighted to welcome Mayowa as Creative Director of Evgle. His creative vision will undoubtedly lead Evgle to a new and very exciting chapter in the company’s journey.”