Artist Manager: An artist manager serves as a liaison between the artist and the industry, handling various aspects of the artist’s career, including bookings, negotiations, scheduling, and overall career direction. They work to maximize the artist’s opportunities and ensure their long-term success.

A&R (Artist and Repertoire): A&R professionals are responsible for scouting and signing talent for record labels or music companies. They identify promising artists, oversee the development of their music, and often play a role in shaping their artistic direction and career trajectory.

Publicist: Publicists manage the public image and media presence of artists, working to secure press coverage, interviews, and other publicity opportunities to increase their visibility and promote their work. They craft press releases, coordinate media appearances, and maintain relationships with journalists and media outlets.

Road Manager: Road managers are responsible for coordinating and managing the logistical aspects of touring and live performances. They oversee travel arrangements, scheduling, equipment setup, and ensure that performances run smoothly while on the road.

Executive Producer: An executive producer typically oversees the overall production of a project, providing financial and logistical support, as well as creative input and guidance. They may secure funding, assemble production teams, and make key decisions throughout the production process to ensure the project’s success.