Tomás Talarico has been appointed CEO of Warner music Södra Kon, which monitors the record label’s operations in Argentina and Chile.
Talksico has taken the role this week when Guillermo Castellani has resigned from the position.
Talarico is based in Buenos Aires and reports to Alejandro Duque, President, Warner Music Latin America. Castellani will remain in the company as a consultant and work through a leadership transition with Talarico.
Talksico joins the company from Mojo, an independent record company and digital distributor which he founded in 2014 and has run as CEO over the past decade. He built a team of more than 30 employees over Argentina, Chile and Peru. Throughout his career, Talaico has played a crucial role in career for new artists such as Ecko, Grupo Zumbale Primo, Kaleb Di Masi, Mario Luis, Papichamp, Rodrigo Tapari and Uriel Lozano.
Duque said: “Tomás has an entrepreneurial spirit and sense of cultural curiosity that makes him incredible fit for Warner music. He has long worked with the intersection of music and technology, utilized innovation for the artists’ service and I look forward to collaborating with him on some extremely exciting projects and continuing Guillermo’s legacy. ”
+ 9th St. Records has colored a joint venture with Hallvedthat has weapons in management, recordings, distribution, publication, goods and companies.
Founded in 2020 by Nissim Hershkovits and Harry Jenko in their college dormitory, 9th St. Records’ Management Roster has Rich Amiri, Osamason, Lil Shine and others. In combination with Hallwood’s infrastructure and resources, the company offers a full series of services that cover all aspects of an artist’s career.
+ MlennialA management company with an EDM list, has signed Seven lions. The American producer will now work with Mlennial in all upcoming efforts, including global tournament among other opportunities.
Artist Manager and Show Director, Paulette Varelas, goes with Lisanti to handle seven lions. As a manager, Veralas has worked with a diverse roster of talent, from new documents to established names such as Seven Lions, Jason Ross, Andrew Bayer and Gem and Tauri.
Seven Lions (real name Jeff Montalvo) has released music on labels including Anjunabeats, Owla, Casablanca and his own Ophelia records. He is credited for work with “Strangers” (with Tove Lo), “Rush over me” (with Illlenium, said heaven, Halienen) and “Need Your Love” (with Gryffin, Noah Kahan) followed.
+ Sony Music Publishing today announced the promotion of Henry Naldjian to Chief Technology Officer, immediately. Naldjian will continue to be based on the company’s Nashville office and reports to Bill Starke, SMP’s Chief Information Officer.
In his elevated role as CTO, Naldjian will be responsible for monitoring the company’s ongoing technical transformation efforts and running innovation to promote SMP’s business strategy. He will also be responsible for leading cooperation efforts between teams to ensure adaptation over the company globally.
Naldjian said: “I am really honored to work for a company that has done so much to promote music and technology, and I am grateful to be part of such an influential team. I can honestly say that this has never felt like a job but rather a love work. In a world where technology develops with the velocity of thought, our greatest asset is not the code we write, but the empowerment we provide to our songwriters and clients. “
With a career that extends over thirty -four years, Naldjian has served in several roles throughout his time at SMP, he has been integrated into the development, implementation and management of the company’s copyright and royalty system pace. His career began at CBS Records International as a programmer, and he later moved to the Sony Music Entertainment.
+ Hello Group Publishing and Sony Music Publishing Benelux Today, the renewal of their perennial creative partnerships announced. The deal will see SMP raise the global support for the THG Publishing-Music Publishing Division of the Hello Group-over A & R, Sync, Licensing and Administration and will promote collaboration over Southeast Asia and Asia-Stillashavetet.
Thg Publishing was launched in 2021 and has placed many hits in the K-pop and J-pop markets: “Smoothie” by NCT Dream; “More”, “Drop” and “Tag” from Ini’s “Match Up” EP; “Shout out” by Enhypen; “Lemonade”, “Black Clouds” and “AY-YO” by NCT 127 and twice Japan’s leading single “Dive”.
Taylor Jones, CEO and global head of Creative at THG said: “Sony Music Publishing, with which we have had a multi -year partnership, has been with us for the trip when we have grown to a great power in Se Asia. Michèle and her team give us support in world -class at international level, have allowed our flexible operating ideas to flourish and supported our track in fast -growing international markets such as India, the Middle East and of course our continued features in South Korea and Japan. We are pleased to renew our business with SMP and cement our commitment to a long -term partnership. ”
Michèle Hamelink, CEO, Sony Music Publishing Benelux, said: “We are extremely proud to continue our partnership with Hello Group’s fantastic team and their impressive list of songwriters. It has been a privilege to utilize the power of SMP’s global infrastructure to support Taylor and his team in their fantastic journey. Their success is proof of their anticipatory vision, and we are pleased to build on the speed we have created together. “
+ MerlinThe Independent’s Digital Music Licensing Partner, has appointed Sarah Mcnabb As a director, content integrity.
Mcnabb joins Merlin from Audoo, where she served as head of partnership and led global initiatives to improve music royalties with recognition technology. Her extensive experience includes working with professionals and CMOs all over the world to ensure accuracy and openness in royal acid reporting. In her new role, she will collaborate with members and digital platforms.
