TuneCore Continues Rapid Growth With Expansion Of Publishing Administration Team And Opening Of New Austin Office
TuneCore Hires Industry Veterans Gillian Morris to Lead Publishing Administration and Amy Lombardi to Oversee New Austin Operations
NEW YORK, Sept. 15, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- On the heels of the launch of TuneCore UK, leading digital music distribution and publishing administration company, TuneCore, is excited to announce new hires Gillian Morris and Amy Lombardi. Morris joins the company as Vice President of Publishing, based out of the Brooklyn headquarters, and Lombardi will lead the company's new office in Austin, Texas, as Manager, Artist Relations.
Morris brings a deep understanding of the industry and the business of music, including how to procure creative revenue opportunities for artists and creators. Morris joins TuneCore from Blue Mountain, where she served as Senior Vice President of Business Affairs and handled all North American business affairs and licensing for the London-based music publisher. Previously, she worked for Wind-Up Entertainment as Senior Vice President of Content Licensing & Publishing Administration. In her new role at TuneCore, Morris will dedicate her time to enhancing opportunities for artists to make money and grow their careers by overseeing their royalties and protecting their rights, as well as facilitating additional placement opportunities in film, TV and commercials.
Amy Lombardi will lead TuneCore's new Austin office to grow the company's presence in one of the country's largest music hubs. Previously, Lombardi was the owner and founder of artist management firm Beekeeper Corp. She began her career at A&M Records and later spent time in publicity at Warner Bros. Records and Nasty Little Man, before founding her own arts-based public relations firm in Chicago. In her new position at TuneCore, Lombardi will work closely with artists to support and develop their careers, while increasing TuneCore's presence in the local community.
"We are thrilled to welcome Amy and Gillian to the TuneCore family, as we continue to grow our business and deepen our industry relationships," said Scott Ackerman, CEO of TuneCore. "Gillian and Amy will be integral in helping us continue to meet the needs of our customers by identifying new opportunities for them to make money and share their work with more people around the world."
The new Austin location is TuneCore's fifth office in the United States. The company is headquartered in Brooklyn, N.Y., with offices in Los Angeles, Boston and Nashville.
TuneCore's new Artist Relations office in Austin is located at:
TuneCore
611 South Congress Avenue
Suite 515
Austin, TX 78704
About TuneCore
TuneCore brings more music to more people, while helping musicians and songwriters increase money-earning opportunities and take charge of their own careers. The company has one of the highest artist revenue-generating music catalogs in the world, earning TuneCore Artists $576 million from over 18.7 billion downloads and streams since inception. TuneCore Music Distribution services help artists, labels and managers sell their music through iTunes, Amazon Music, Spotify and other major download and streaming sites while retaining 100 percent of their sales revenue and rights for a low annual flat fee. TuneCore Music Publishing Administration assists songwriters by administering their compositions through licensing, registration and worldwide royalty collection. The TuneCore Artist Services portal offers a suite of tools and services that enable artists to promote their craft, connect with fans, and get their music heard. TuneCore, part of TuneCore & Believe Digital Services, operates as an independent company and is headquartered in Brooklyn, NY with offices in Burbank, CA, Nashville, TN, Boston, MA and Austin, TX.
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