Atlantic Music Group and Fader Label launch 'multi-level' partnership

Atlantic Music Group and Fader Label launch 'multi-level' partnership

Atlantic Music Group and Fader Label have unveiled what is described as a “multi-level partnership”. 

It includes a 50/50 joint venture to sign and develop the careers of new and established artists, along with distribution and support services for the independently operated Fader Label’s roster and catalogue.

It will also see an expansion of the bespoke services that Fader Label’s own independent distribution arm, Fader Distribution, can offer to developing artists.

The Fader was established in 1999 by founders Jon Cohen and Rob Stone as a media arm of their Cornerstone Agency. Fader Label was launched three years later with a mission to champion singular artists around the world. 

Fader Label has established itself as an artist-forward home to a thoughtfully curated roster of creatives

Elliot Grainge

Over the years, Fader Label has been home to a range of artists, including Clairo, Matt & Kim, Yuna, Binki, Slayyyter, Shallou, James Ivy and Saul Williams. Collectively, releases across the label’s catalogue have generated billions of streams worldwide.

“Fader Label has established itself as an artist-forward home to a thoughtfully curated roster of creatives. Through the years, it has solidified itself as a reputable tastemaker with a proven track record for artist development,” said Elliot Grainge, chairman and CEO of Atlantic Music Group. “This partnership is important to Atlantic Music Group as we have a shared spirit – identifying and nurturing artists who are intentional in their craft that will continue to shape music in new and exciting ways.”

“We are excited to join the Atlantic Music Group family,” said Jon Cohen, CEO and co-founder of Fader Label. “From the moment we met Elliot, Tony and Zach, along with our long-established relationship with Alana, we knew they were the right partners to help us take Fader Label to the next level. They are fearless in a business that needs more leaders brave enough to break the rules. Above all, they put the artists first and show endless commitment to artist development, and that is what The Fader is built on.”

PHOTO: (L-R) Fader executives Carson Oberg (GM), Jon Cohen (CEO & co-founder) and Anthony Holland (COO)

 

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