Autumn House-Tallant has exited her role as VP, A&R at UMG Nashville, MusicRow has confirmed. Beginning Sept. 5, House-Tallant will join Red Light Management as Creative Advisor and A&R executive for Red Light managers and clients.
“I like to change jobs every 17 years. Kidding aside, my time with Mike Dungan and Universal was nothing short of amazing,” House-Tallant tells MusicRow. “You can’t work with Mike and his team and not love it. We are family. I’m just moving down the road for a new adventure with Coran and his team at Red Light Management and I can’t wait to see where this road takes me.”
House-Tallant joined Capitol Records Nashville in 2000, raising a profound artist roster for the label including signing Eric Church, Luke Bryan, Lady Antebellum, Darius Rucker, Little Big Town, Eric Paslay, Jon Pardi and Keith Urban, and ultimately attaining the role of VP, UMG Nashville.
A Nashville native, she graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in Communications/Broadcasting. After college, she returned to Nashville, where she served as a manager at Starstruck Entertainment and later Maverick Music.
Her email address will be [email protected]
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