
The Nashville artist manager built Oath around a patient idea: a career should outlast its loudest moment. His work with Reyna Roberts, Blanco Brown and others shows what happens when management begins with identity rather than the next release.
Tell All Your Friends has spent two decades making a quiet wager: in music publicity, the valuable thing is not volume. It is knowing which story belongs in which inbox - and why anyone should care today.
The Los Angeles agency built its business inside independent music. Its work for artists, festivals, and beer brands reveals why knowing a scene can matter as much as knowing an editor.

For 25 years, the Dualtone co-founder has practiced a stubborn kind of patience: sign fewer artists, share the economics clearly, and give good records enough time to find their people.
The Paris company turned digital distribution into a ladder: self-serve tools at the bottom, local expertise in the middle, and full artist development at the top. Now it is adding publishing, deeper marketing, and a responsible-AI position to the same system.