Pioneering a New Era in Music: Hit and Run Music Ventures into Artist Development and Label Services

In a strategic move that is set to reshape the music industry landscape, a powerhouse team of industry veterans has joined forces to establish Hit and Run Music, a groundbreaking artist development, marketing, and label joint venture. Headquartered in the heart of Nashville, this innovative venture aims to empower independent artists across all genres, providing them with the resources and expertise needed to thrive in the ever-evolving music landscape.

Unlocking the Potential of Independent Artists

Combining Industry Expertise and Entrepreneurial Vision

The driving force behind Hit and Run Music is a formidable alliance between BrickHouse Entertainment Managing Partners Scott Brickell, Ron Smith, and Chase Swayze, along with Vere Music Founder and President Rusty Harmon, who previously managed the acclaimed band Hootie & The Blowfish. This dynamic team has united to create a new paradigm in artist development and label services, leveraging their collective expertise and entrepreneurial spirit to support independent artists in reaching new heights.

Empowering Independent Artists Across Genres

Hit and Run Music's mission is to serve as a comprehensive resource for independent artists, providing them with the tools and strategies necessary to navigate the ever-evolving music industry. By offering a range of services, including marketing, distribution, and career development, the venture aims to empower artists across all genres to focus on their craft while the Hit and Run team handles the business side of their careers.

Embracing the Changing Landscape of the Music Industry

The founders of Hit and Run Music recognize that the music industry is in a state of constant flux, with artists enjoying more freedom and access than ever before. However, they also acknowledge the ongoing need for strategic marketing, effective distribution, and the execution of a well-crafted plan. By combining their expertise and resources, the Hit and Run team is poised to provide independent artists with the essential elements required for a successful career in the music industry.

Forging a New Model for Artist Development and Label Services

"Hit and Run Music is a great way for artists to pair marketing strategy and distribution in a nontraditional way," says Chase Swayze, one of the venture's managing partners. "Our structure allows artists to focus on writing and recording great music while our team implements marketing strategies and grows their career. The label landscape is changing, and I am excited about this new venture."

Flagship Act Micah Christopher Leads the Charge

The venture's flagship act, Micah Christopher, has already made waves with the release of his debut single, "That's Who Jesus Is," in June. Micah is set to follow up this initial success with the release of a new EP in February, further showcasing the potential of Hit and Run Music's artist development and label services.

Harnessing the Power of Distribution through ADA

All projects under the Hit and Run Music banner will be distributed through ADA, a division of the Warner Music Group family of companies. This strategic partnership ensures that the venture's artists have access to a robust distribution network, allowing their music to reach a wider audience and achieve greater visibility in the industry.

A Collaborative Approach to Artist Success

Rusty Harmon, the Founder and President of Vere Music and a key figure in the Hit and Run Music venture, emphasizes the importance of the collaborative approach. "Today's music industry is ever-evolving," he states. "Artists have more freedom and access than ever before. But with that freedom, there is still a need for marketing, distribution, and the execution of a strategy. Hit and Run Music and Vere have combined to provide the elements needed for a successful career. We are excited about this new model and the team we have assembled."The launch of Hit and Run Music represents a significant shift in the way independent artists can navigate the music industry. By leveraging the expertise and resources of this dynamic team, artists can now focus on their craft while the Hit and Run team handles the business side of their careers, paving the way for a new era of artist empowerment and success.