Sony/ATV appoints Adrian Nunez VP of creative A&R

Sony/ATV appoints Adrian Nunez VP of creative A&R

Sony/ATV Music Publishing has appointed Adrian Nunez as VP, Creative A&R, effective immediately.  

Nunez will scout and sign songwriters, and will initiate and advise on creative projects. He will report to Danny Strick, head of US creative and will be based at the company’s headquarters in New York City.

“I am excited to have Adrian join our creative A&R team at Sony/ATV. Adrian is a talented executive with a truly unique skill set,” said Jon Platt, chairman and CEO of Sony/ATV.

“With experience that spans A&R and business affairs, he brings a valued perspective on developing songwriters creatively and professionally. Adrian’s impressive career, which includes discovering and cultivating music talent across genres, positions him for a bright future at Sony/ATV.”

"I truly feel honoured to be working with Jon Platt, as well as Danny Strick and the rest of the Sony/ATV team,” said Nunez. “The energy I felt on the Sony/ATV floor in New York matches the exciting time the music industry is in. Jon's approach to working with songwriters and always putting them first are values that are personally and creatively very important to me. I'm thrilled to start my new role and be part of a team that will leave a lasting creative impact on the culture."

Nunez joins Sony/ATV from Ultra Music, where he most recently served as VP of A&R for Ultra Records, Ultra International Music Publishing and Payday Records. He was responsible for the signings of Wheezy, Zaytoven, Maaly Raw, Cassius Jay and other hip-hop and R&B producers.

He previously served as Ultra Music's director of business and legal affairs and as manager of business and legal affairs administration, where he negotiated or assisted in the negotiation of a broad scope of songwriter, label and artist agreements.  

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