Founder, Songwriter, Recording Artist
Current City: Los Angeles.
Current Job and Entrepreneurial Focus: President, Head Bitch Music & Head of Sync, Venice Music [Custom Music, Distro, Sync, Publishing].
Notable Prior Jobs: VP, Sync & Creative @ Heavy Hitters Music | Recording Artist @ Geffen Records & Songwriter @ Sony/ATV.
When I Started Performing: 3 years old.
Performing Arts Background: Competitive Dance (Ballet, Tap, Jazz, etc), Theater, Vocalist, Artist/Songwriter LACES, JPOLND, Skinny Beats, Rvrside, Jessy Jones, and more, 2016 to Present ● Retired Charlotte Sometimes stage name and began performing under a variety of different brands ● Currently writing songs for television shows including Bridgerton and Lucifer, both of which were #1 songs on TV and went viral, generating millions of streams, and placing in the top 30 on the Shazam Discovery chart, with Bridgerton’s “The End” being #1 Interscope Records, 2007 to 2010 Geffen/Interscope Recording Artist, Charlotte Sometimes ● Listed on Top 24 - The Voice, Season 2 ● Placed first in Folk Song category and third in Overall Category of USA Songwriting Competition ● Debut record was #3 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart ● Selected as VH1 “You Oughta Know” Artist ● Highlighted as one of “100 Bands You Need to Know” by Alternative Press ● Featured on MTV, Sundance Channel, GMA, NBC, ABC, Fuse, and more ● Spotlighted in Elle Girl, Marie Claire, Rolling Stone, Paper, CosmoGirl, and the New York Times ● Established successful partnerships with Roxy, Steve Madden, and Skelanimals ● Toured with Butch Walker, James Morrison, Gavin Degraw, Pat Monahan (Train), the Warped Tour, We the Kings, and The Hush Sound.
How did your performing arts background supercharge your entrepreneurship? Being a performer requires you to be adaptable, flexible, and ready at a moment's notice. It also requires strategic thinking, passion, and the commitment and dedication to practice something until you've mastered it. I use all these skills every day. In the boardroom, building out a project, collaborating, and problem solving. When you've had to sing for your supper, oftentimes your toolbox is more robust than your peers' because you've had to be resourceful or you may not get paid. I think my performance background also helps me lead with empathy and understanding. Performers are often in touch with their emotions and that can only lead to stronger connections in business that cultivate a human first approach.
Favorite Performer: My favorite performer of the moment is Jake Wesley Rogers - he's really bringing authenticity to the table and the WOW factor.
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