BHi Music Group
Logo, BHi Music Group (BHiMG) | |
Parent company | Prosper Moore, LLC |
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Founded | 2013 |
Founder |
Christian Cedras Krista Retto |
Distributor(s) |
Caroline Distribution United States & Canada |
Genre |
Alternative Electro Indie Pop Rock |
Country of origin |
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Location | New York City, New York |
Official website |
www |
BHi Music Group (AKA BHiMG) was founded in late 2013 by Christian Cedras and Krista Retto, along with, Dick Wingate.[1] BHi Music Group is based in New York City and is currently distributed through Caroline Distribution,[2][3] a division of Capitol Music Group,[4] who has worked with such noted artists as Katy Perry,[5] John Lennon,[6] Sam Smith[7] and Jennifer Lopez.[8]
Core Team
Management
- Dick Wingate, President[9]
- Christian Cedras, Co-Founder/Managing Partner[10]
- Krista Retto, Co-Founder/Managing Partner
- Xose Mohamdioua, COO
Legal
- Rose Meade Hart, Attorney/Business Development
Key Staff
- Shane Galvin, VP A&R
- Milagros Acevedo, Administration
- Chris “2” O’Neil, In-House Engineer
- Angela Andaloro, Digital Marketing
- Jack Cedras, In-House Therapist
Consultants
- Dan Tobiason, Consultant/Mixing Engineer
Caroline Distribution
In June 2014, Caroline Distribution – a division of Capitol Music Group[11] (the child-company of Universal Music Group)[12] – announced BHi Music Group as a featured partner.[13] No further information has been released to the public regarding this deal.
Current Acts
AM Aesthetic
AM Aesthetic (Rob Suchecki, Patrick Raimondi and RJ Dowhan) is an alternative rock trio from Connecticut. The band formed circa 2009 with Rob Suchecki and Patrick Raimondi as the founding members – RJ Dowhan later joined to round out the trio after answering an online advert.[14][15] The band, who was recently named as Discovery of the Week by last.fm,[16] is currently working on their debut album Future//Tense due out in 2014.[17]
Jon and the Jones
Jon and the Jones (Jon Moodie, Brian Stanley and Helen Destroy) is a bluesy-alt-rock combo that formed in late 2012.[18] The lead vocalist, Jon Moodie, was originally signed to a music publishing deal with Big House Publishing before the band formed.[19] Their first single “Firebreather’ was featured on Guitar World in late 2013[20][21] and they are currently planning on releasing their debut album (recorded at Jungle City, The Loft Bronxville, Mission Sounds) in the first quarter of 2015.
Releases
Singles
Artist | Title | Release Date | Premiered By |
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Jon and the Jones | "Firebreather"[22] | November 26, 2013 | Guitar World[23] |
AM Aesthetic | "We Caught Fire"[24] | November 26, 2013 | Guitar World[25] |
AM Aesthetic | "The End"[26] | March 25, 2014 | last.fm[27] |
LPs
Artist | Album |
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AM Aesthetic | Future//Tense[28] |
Jon and the Jones | City of Gold[29] |
Various | From The Rabbit Hole - Vol. 1 NY[30] |
Compilations
From The Rabbit Hole – Vol. 1 NY
[31]From The Rabbit Hole is a double-vinyl, cross-genre compilation of New York-based emerging artists. The vinyl was manufactured from recycled material in a limited run and distributed throughout the United States and Canada partnered with international digital distribution.[32] Eight of the double-vinyl records contained a golden ticket which entitled the winner to custom turntable provided by Crosley Radio, a sponsor.[33] The official mascot of the series is “Harry” the rabbit where the public uploads an image of “your favorite Harry” to their personal Instagram account with #CarryHarry to enter to win a prize.[34] This is the first in a series of Rabbit Hole compilations highlighting emerging talent from various hot-spot cities throughout the United States and abroad
No. | Title | Writer(s) | Artist | Length |
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1. | "A Girl Named Jake" | Benjamin Franklin Marshall Daniel Joel Tirer Dallin Applebaum | Skyes[35] | 4:53 |
2. | "Even In The Dark" | Nasimiyu Murumba | Nasimiyu[36] | 4:14 |
3. | "We Made It" | Boris Skalsky Paul Wood Carl Jason Molina | Dead Heart Bloom[37] | 3:54 |
4. | "Up And Down (Epiphany Remix)" | Raveena Aurora Xander Knight Paul Chang Isaac Yoon | Raveena[38] | 3:27 |
5. | "Ghetto Millionaire" | Joshua David Morin James Allan Usher | Heavy Duty Super Ego[39] | 4:35 |
6. | "Into The Darkness" | Joe Endozo Mark Endozo | Radial[40] | 4:13 |
7. | "Just Us" | Jose Gonzalez | Fueg featuring Choppy[41] | 2:59 |
8. | "Like What They Like" | Michael Evan Goodman | Goodman[42] | 2:56 |
9. | "Hidden" | Joshua Alexander Lucy Wilson | Sin of Saints featuring Lyla[43] | 3:11 |
10. | "Take Me Down (Gondola)" | Jonathan Waxman Helen Buttolph Brian Stanley | Jon and the Jones[44] | 2:50 |
11. | "War" | Ben Alessi | Ben Alessi[45] | 2:49 |
12. | "Disco Pink" | RJ Ferguson David Brook | Something Silent[46] | 3:07 |
13. | "I Want You Back" | Anthony Paul Flammia | Anthony Flammia[47] | 3:01 |
14. | "Bury A Body" | Adam Ortiz | The Living[48] | 3:36 |
15. | "North Carolina" | Adrian Galvin Andrew D'Amico Kenny Polyak | Poor Remy[49] | 3:36 |
16. | "Zegema Beach" | Brian Dudolevitch Mike Dudolevitch Robert Sproles | The Nuclears[50] | 3:02 |
17. | "Looking Into Rabbit Holes" | Francisco Valentin Felipe Piedrahita Gabriela Jimeno | Balancer[51] | 4:02 |
18. | "Push" | Jamal Monsanto Sean Maxwell | Divine ScienZe[52] | 3:23 |
19. | "Prospectors" | John David Niccoli | Eldest Son[53] | 3:47 |
20. | "Baam" | Orlando Arce Jose Galatioto Francesca DiGiovanna | Hello Phones[54] | 4:04 |
21. | "The End" | Rob Suchecki RJ Dowhan Patrick Raimondi | AM Aesthetic[55] | 3:06 |
22. | "What's My Name" | Molly Smider Ryan Besch Jason Mazzariello Shawn Stoyle | Strange Acres[56] | 4:47 |
23. | "We Caught Fire" (Bonus Track) | Rob Suchecki RJ Dowhan Patrick Raimondi | AM Aesthetic | 3:06 |
24. | "Firebreather" (Bonus Track) | Jonathan Waxman Helen Buttolph Brian Stanley | Jon and the Jones | 2:50 |
Total length: |
85:28 |
References
- ↑ Mitchell Peters, "Dick Wingate Launches BHi Music Group", Billboard”, November 18, 2013
- ↑ Caroline Distribution Staff, "Partners", Caroline Distribution”, Unknown
- ↑ Various, "Caroline Distribution", “Wikipedia, July 18, 2014
- ↑ Various, "Capitol Music Group", Wikipedia, July 30, 2014
- ↑ "Katy Perry", Wikipedia
- ↑ "John Lennon", Wikipedia
- ↑ Various, "Sam Smith (singer)", Wikipedia, September 9, 2014
- ↑ Capitol Records Staff, "Artists", “Capitol Records”
- ↑ "Dick Wingate", Wikipedia”
- ↑ Prosper Moore LLC, "About", BHi Music Group
- ↑ Various, "Capitol Music Group", Wikipedia, July 30, 2014
- ↑ Various, "Universal Music Group – List of Record Labels", Wikipedia, September 10, 2014
- ↑ Caroline Distribution Staff, "Partners", Caroline Distribution
- ↑ "About AM Aesthetic", BHi Music Group
- ↑ "About", AM Aesthetic
- ↑ Gian Vassaliko, "AM Aesthetic Drop New Single “The End”", Last FM, March 25, 2014
- ↑ AM Aesthetic, “Twitter Feed", AM Aesthetic, June 3, 2014
- ↑ "About – Jon and the Jones", Jon and the Jones
- ↑ "Jon and the Jones – Biography", BHi Music Group
- ↑ Guitar World Staff, "Exclusive: BHi Music Group Premieres New Music Videos by Jon and The Jones and AM Aesthetic", Guitar World, November 26, 2013
- ↑ Amanda Charney, "Big House Publishing's (BHP) Sister Company, BHi Music Group (BHiMG), Launches with Two Singles from Debut Artists Jon & The Jones and AM Aesthetic", PR.com, November 21, 2013
- ↑ BHi Music Group, "Jon and the Jones – Firebreather (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)", YouTube”, November 26, 2013
- ↑ Guitar World Staff, "Exclusive: BHi Music Group Premieres New Music Videos by Jon and The Jones and AM Aesthetic", Guitar World, November 26, 2013
- ↑ BHi Music Group, "Jon and the Jones – Firebreather (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)", YouTube”, November 26, 2013
- ↑ Guitar World Staff, "Exclusive: BHi Music Group Premieres New Music Videos by Jon and The Jones and AM Aesthetic", Guitar World, November 26, 2013
- ↑ BHi Music Group, "AM Aesthetic – “The End” (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)", YouTube”, March 25, 2014
- ↑ Gian Vassaliko, "AM Aesthetic Drop New Single “The End”", Last FM, March 25, 2014
- ↑ AM Aesthetic, “Twitter Feed", AM Aesthetic, June 3, 2014
- ↑ "Jon and the Jones – Biography", BHi Music Group
- ↑ "Official Website – Home Page", From The Rabbit Hole – Vol. 1 NY
- ↑ "Official Website – Home Page", From The Rabbit Hole – Vol. 1 NY
- ↑ "Official Website – About Page", From The Rabbit Hole – Vol. 1 NY
- ↑ "Official Website – Win A Turntable", From The Rabbit Hole – Vol. 1 NY
- ↑ "Official Website – #CarryHarry", From The Rabbit Hole – Vol. 1 NY
- ↑ Skyes, "Sykes Music", Facebook”
- ↑ Nasimiyu, "Official Website", Nasimiyu
- ↑ Dead Heart Bloom, "Official Website", Dead Heart Bloom'
- ↑ Raveena, "Raveena", Facebook
- ↑ Heavy Duty Super Ego, "Official Website", Heavy Duty Super Ego”
- ↑ Radial, "Radial", Bandcamp
- ↑ Fueg, "Official Website", Fueg”
- ↑ Goodman, "Goodman", Bandcamp
- ↑ Sin of Saints, "Sin of Saints", “Soundcloud
- ↑ Jon and the Jones, "Jon and the Jones", “Facebook”
- ↑ Ben Alessi, "Official Website", Ben Alessi”
- ↑ Something Silent, "Something Silent", Facebook
- ↑ Anthony Flammia, "Official Website", Anthony Flammia”
- ↑ The Liviing, "The Living", “Bandcamp
- ↑ Poor Remy, "Official Website", Poor Remy
- ↑ The Nuclears, "The Nuclears", Facebook
- ↑ Balancer, "Balancer", Facebook”
- ↑ Divine ScienZe, "Official Website", Divine ScienZe
- ↑ Eldest Son, "Eldest Son", Bandcamp
- ↑ Hello Phones, "Official Website", Hello Phones
- ↑ AM Aesthetic, "AM Aesthetic", Facebook,
- ↑ Strange Acres, "Official Website", Strange Acres