Various Artists Management Adds 10 Artists
The global boutique management company expanded its roster across artist management, writer and producer, publishing, and recording divisions.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Music — General
Various Artists Management added 10 artists to its management roster, including Perrie, Lennixx, Hannah Grae, Karina, James Vincent McMorrow, Jake Marsh, Jessica Doolan, Bennett Coast, Vicky Sometani and Jos Rivers. The company also signed songwriter Jo Hill and Los Angeles producers Cowboy Lansky and Dillon Reed to its writer and producer roster.
Why it matters
The signings span the company's artist management, writer and producer, publishing, and recording divisions, reflecting continued growth of its global footprint across London, Los Angeles, New York and Sydney. Adding writers and producers alongside performing artists expands the range of talent the company can place in music creation and release.
Various Artists Management added 10 artists to its management roster and operates offices in Sydney, Los Angeles, London and New York. The announcement does not disclose contract terms or the size of the company's roster before these additions.
The players
Various Artists Management
A global boutique management company operating across artist management, writer and producer, publishing, and recording divisions.
Jo Hill
A songwriter and topliner who has worked with BTS and Lauv.
Olga Myko
A Swedish-Ukrainian alt-pop artist who signed to 23 Recordings.
The details
Alternative Songs, the publishing joint venture of Various Artists Management with Stellar Songs/Tim & Danny Music, added Poppy Baskcomb and Ava Joe. Swedish-Ukrainian alt-pop artist Olga Myko also signed to 23 Recordings, a label affiliated with the company, which the company launched alongside its Sydney office opening in January 2025.
Timeline
January 2025: Various Artists Management opened an office in Sydney and launched 23 Recordings.
November 4, 2026: The company announced the new wave of roster signings.
Industry Dynamics
The signings extend a multi-division model in which a management company also runs publishing and recording arms, as seen in the Alternative Songs publishing venture and the 23 Recordings label. Adding songwriters and producers alongside performing artists reflects how management firms are widening their role across the creative supply chain of popular music.
Fans of the newly signed artists may see new releases from them through the company's recording and publishing arms as those projects develop. The source does not specify release dates or platforms for the signed talent.
The takeaway
Management companies are increasingly building integrated operations spanning artist management, songwriting, publishing and recording. Readers following the music business can watch how these combined structures develop as the newly signed talent begins releasing work.
Further reading
For broader context on how management and publishing companies operate in the business, explore more in Music — General.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Pollstar News.
