Columbia Records senior vp of video production Saul Levitz discusses how visuals from "One More Time" helped the band reconnect with its old fans — and score new ones.
"Many members of Congress have no idea that there are people making music in their own backyard," says Todd Dupler, the Recording Academy’s chief advocacy & public policy officer.
"Every fan will leave this show fully understanding why Kelsea Ballerini is a superstar," says Leslie Cohea of Sandbox Entertainment.
"What I’m doing in terms of helping the next generation of executives, especially women, to make sure they’re prepared continues to be the highlight of my career."
“We went against some industry norms with no advance singles or videos, but it turned out to be the exact right way to roll it all out,” says Miles Gersh.
"I was in disbelief," says T6H Entertainment CEO Guillermo Rosas. "I had in my hands the tour of the dreams of so many people."
“Greta made a masterpiece and now we get to continue to grow this music outside of the four walls of the film,” says Atlantic's Kevin Weaver.
“While the numbers are powerful...our focus is always primarily on the music and world-building," says Cactus Jack GM David Stromberg.
"Once a track gets into the online conversation it’s our job to jump in and maximize that buzz," says Warner Music Latin American president Alejandro Duque.
“At Mercury, giving artists the time to develop and find their path is what matters most to us,” says label general manager Ben Adelson.
