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Signing Story: Trevor Jackson--How the New Label Became Like Family
Now 17, the multi-talented Trevor Jackson brings a multi-faceted resume Workshop as a singer and performer to his official upcoming debut on Atlantic Records. The ... -
Signing Story: Oh Honey
Mitchy Collins, half of Manhattan’s Oh Honey, had spent quite some time in search of his musical other half. Having fallen in love with the ... -
Signing Story: Lewis Watson--Why He Signed With Warner
When Lewis Watson started posting covers to YouTube, he didn’t expect to gather much attention. In fact, all he really wanted to do was ... -
Signing Story: Cherub
Veteran artist manager Justin Eshak had just started his position as VP of A&R at Columbia Records when he came across “Doses & Mimosas,” an ... -
Signing Story: New Beat Fund
Named “for a piggy bank with the words New Beat Fund encrypted on it that was later catapulted into the facade of a corporate building,” ... -
Signing Story: Lorde
Most youngsters who perform in their middle school talent show can expect (at most) meager applause from family and friends in the audience. But for ... -
Signing Story: Lucy Hale--How She Got Signed
When actress and country singer Lucy Hale first came to Los Angeles, her primary aim was to be a singer. But life won’t be force-fed ... -
Signing Story: Grand Analog--How A New Label Signed Them
Toronto hip-hop outfit Grand Analog was signed to Brooklyn-based indie Feel Up Records in late 2013––the first band signed to the fledgling label. But they've been ... -
Signing Story: Nostalghia--How They Got Signed
Ciscandra Nostalghia enjoys her artistic freedom and individuality––but it never hurts to have a strong team of dependable and innovative associates to enhance such creative ... -
Signing Story: NO--Get a 'Yes' From Record Label
Based in Los Angeles’ Echo Park area, six-piece indie-rockers NO may have titled their 2011 DIY debut EP Don’t Worry, You’ll Be Here Forever, but ...
