Eurovision’s Rosa Linn Ink’s deal with Columbia Records

Columbia Records has signed Eurovision Star pink lin (pictured) who represented Armenia at the 2022 Global Singing Competition. Linn joins a roster that includes global acts such as BTS, Harry Styles, Lil Nas X and Adele, among others.

An accelerated version of their breakout single “Snap” recently had a viral moment on TikTok, leading to the original track (co-produced by Hallwood’s Ethan Schneiderman) being added to Spotify’s Today’s Top Hits playlist. She is currently represented by Tamar Kaprelian and Alex Salibians NVAK.

The singer took to Instagram to show her gratitude for writing the deal: “Never in my wildest dreams did I think I’d be able to say this, but I’m officially a signed artist to Columbia Records. A label that houses so many of my idols. My life has changed faster than I could have ever imagined. Thank you to everyone who supported a girl from a small town in the heart of Armenia and thank you for loving and listening to “Snap”. I’m so happy that this song connected us all and now I’m ready for the next chapter of our journey.”

+ artist publishing group promoted Gabi Serafine to the VP of operations; Daniella Cabarga to senior director of A&R; and Josh Great to the director of A&R. Led by Mike Caren, the company is also home to Artist Partner Group, A Studio and other businesses.

Serafine has been working with the Los Angeles company since 2019.

Cabargas is a member of the publishing department and under contract as producer Loshendrix. She also recorded Kehlani’s A&R album Blue Water Road and developed new artists for the APG label, including Zeina and Nelccia.

Toll-signed producer Johnny Goldstein (in partnership with Sony Music Publishing), whose work credits Black Eyed Peas’ “Don’t You Worry”, Saucey Santana’s “Booty” and Latto’s “P***y”. hear is.

+ Venezuelan-American singer-songwriter Elena Rosa signed a contract with Warner Music Latina. Rose has written hits for artists such as Becky G, Karol G, Marc Anthony, Daddy Yankee, Kali Uchis, Christian Nodal, Selena Gomez, Rauw Alejandro, among others.

In 2020, she launched her singing career with her first single titled “Sandunga” followed by guest artist collaborations on tracks by Sebastian Yatra, Becky G, Bad Bunny and Mora. She is currently working on her debut album, which will be released by Warner Music Latina before the end of the year.

“Elena is a unique artist. Her lyrics, voice, presence and ability to convey emotion are unparalleled. We’re proud to be able to work together to realize their vision, bring their music to the public and make it timeless,” said Alejandro Duque, President of Warner Music Latin America.

+ entertainment business consultant, Reggie Gooden and Josh Martinhave started 360 corporate governance – “a one-stop shop for Hollywood’s new elite of musicians, actors, agents, digital influencers and other creatives.”

360 Business Management’s current client list includes producer HARV (Justin Bieber’s “Peaches”), songwriter Cory Henry (Ye, Rosalia), actresses Bella Thorne and Frankie Shaw, and actors Gregg Sulkin and Jake Picking.

Beyond the business and accounting services offered by the firm, Martin says the firm also emphasizes “finding opportunities for clients to generate revenue and market exposure. We’re more than just accountants, we specialize in pioneering and connecting the dots for our clients. We regularly introduce clients to new ways to accelerate their revenue generation and career development.”

+ Puerto Rican DJ and producer Robbie Rivera has announced the relaunch of the Juicy music Label, in collaboration with ex Spotify manager Austin Kramer and novation holdings. The label was originally founded in 1996 and helped launch the careers of artists such as David Guetta, Sebastian Ingrosso, Tom and Collins and Steve Angello.

As part of her newly formed alliance, Rivera will focus on label operations and help maintain her current roster of producers while Kramer focuses on expanding the label to include unknown artists, DJs, producers and singers.

Rivera’s musical resume includes appearances on some of dance music’s biggest stages, including sets at EDC Las Vegas, Ultra and Tomorrowland. He also boasts remixes with Madonna, Lenny Kravitz, Tiësto and U2. Before joining Juicy Music, Kramer was program director at Sirius XM and global head of dance at Spotify. He is currently the on-air radio host for Tomorrowland’s OneWorld Radio.

“We are very happy about the relaunch of Juicy Music. We want to be a label that doesn’t care how many social media followers our artists have, we want to be a label that puts artists and their music first,” Rivera said in a statement.