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Create Music Group

A data-driven music and technology company focused on empowering artists and labels.

Director, A&R

DirectorDirectorFull TimeRemoteLeadTeam 201-500Since 2015H1B No SponsorCompany SiteLinkedIn

Location

California

Posted

100 days ago

Salary

$90K - $120K / year

Seniority

Lead

Bachelor Degree5 yrs expEnglishSpanish

Job Description

Director, A&R

Create Music Group

• Source, evaluate, and close a range of opportunities across artist deals, distribution partnerships, publishing and/or catalog • Identify culturally relevant and commercially promising talent, rights, and partner opportunities across global and contemporary genres, including Afrobeats, Amapiano, Latin Jazz, Latin Trap, Rock, Country, and other modern music categories • Present and pitch potential artist deals and acquisitions to VP, SVP, CFO and CEO • Build and maintain a strong pipeline of artist, rights, and business development opportunities aligned with company growth priorities • Develop relationships with artists, managers, attorneys, producers, publishers, entrepreneurs, rights holders, and strategic partners • Support deal strategy, business case development, and internal recommendations around signings, partnerships, and acquisitions • Partner with Legal, Finance, Marketing, Distribution, Sync, and executive leadership to help structure and advance opportunities through the deal lifecycle • Take ownership of opportunities from early sourcing through negotiation, onboarding, and ongoing business development support • Monitor market shifts, genre movements, and emerging business opportunities to inform growth strategy and roster direction • Represent the company externally at industry events and artist shows

Job Requirements

  • 5+ years of experience in A&R, artist deals, business development, label partnerships, publishing, distribution, catalog, or related music industry roles
  • Strong track record of identifying, sourcing, negotiating, and/or supporting commercially sound music deals
  • Deep understanding of today’s music business, including artist services, distribution, publishing, rights, and growth-oriented partnerships
  • Strong network across artists, managers, attorneys, publishers, entrepreneurs, and other music industry stakeholders
  • Broad musical fluency and enthusiasm for a diverse range of global and contemporary genres
  • Strong commercial instincts and ability to assess opportunity, strategic fit, and long-term upside
  • Entrepreneurial mindset with strong ownership and follow-through
  • Strong communication and relationship management skills, with the ability to operate effectively across creative and business settings
  • Proficiency in Google Workplace (Docs, Slides, Sheets)
  • Strong fluency with platform-native analytics tools such as Spotify for Artists, Spotify Charts, Apple Music for Artists, YouTube Analytics / YouTube Studio, TikTok analytics, and Instagram / Meta Insights, with the ability to interpret fan behavior and audience signals beyond third-party dashboards.
  • Familiarity with rights, publishing, and diligence resources including ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, Songview, The MLC, and internal royalty, rights, and catalog systems to support informed deal evaluation and ownership analysis.
  • Strong fluency with modern music analytics, rights, and market intelligence tools — including platforms such as Chartmetric, Soundcharts, Luminate, Viberate, and native DSP/social analytics — is strongly preferred.
  • Must be Fluent in English, Spanish an asset.

Benefits

  • Performance bonus

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