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Eshy Gazit

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Eshy Gazit is a music industry executive best known for his work as the CEO of Gramophone Media, who previously worked as the US managing partner of K-Pop band, BTS. He now works with Monsta X and various other K-pop artists.

Career

In 2014, Gazit Founded Gramophone Media, Inc., a music company based out of NYC and Los Angeles. Currently, Gramophone Media, Inc. encompasses seven imprints: All The Best Media, Right Angle PR, EAR Music Company with Randy Jackson, The Influent, Noise Management, HyPR Media, and Effectively Immediately PR.

Prior to forming Gramophone Media, Inc., Gazit was house producer/engineer at Manhattan's KEXP Radio and The Cutting Room studios.[1] There he worked with Chrisette Michele on her album Epiphany, which went on to debut No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, as well as peaking at No. 1 on Billboard's US Top R&B/Hip Hop albums.[2] Out of this studio, Gazit formed Modern Vintage Recordings,[3] a small label which he would later develop into Gramophone Media, Inc. In 2016, Gazit partnered with tech company WIX, music blog Pigeons and Planes, producer Steve Aoki, and entertainment executive Randy Jackson to launch the #WixMusic showcase at SXSW music festival.[4]

References

  1. ^ "KEXP Radio & The Cutting Room - Eshy Gazit". The Cutting Room.
  2. ^ Billboard. "Chrisette Michele Chart History". Billboard Chart History.
  3. ^ Goodman, Daniel (November 29, 2011). "OFFICE TOUR: Here Is What A Recording Music Startup Looks Like". Business Insider.
  4. ^ "EAR Music Company #WixMusic". EAR Music Company.