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Red Creative Group Signs Matt Koziol To Label, Artist Development Deal

October 26, 2021/by Lydia Farthing

Pictured (L-R): John Cantu (General Manager, RED Creative Records), Matt Koziol, Jeremy Stover (President, RED Creative Records)

Red Creative Group has signed singer-songwriter Matt Koziol to an exclusive label and artist development deal.

Koziol, who signed a publishing deal with Prescription Songs in 2019, has worked with noteworthy artists, including John Paul White, Joy Oladokun, Jimmie Allen, Charlie Worsham, Steve Moakler and more.

Some of his previously released singles include “Runs In The Family,” “Wrong Things,” and his debut EP Here For The Long Haul. Koziol is set to release his upcoming single, “Work All Day,” this Friday (Oct. 29).

“Matt is a true talent with a deep love for the craft, and we can’t wait for everyone to hear this guy’s voice and musicianship,” shares John Cantu, General Manager of RED Creative Records. “He is one of those timeless artists who is just undeniable. We’re excited to be working with him at RED Creative Records.”

“I feel like the magic of Nashville is that you get to create with folks you consider family. That’s what it has felt like recording and creating with Matt Odmark (Jars Of Clay). I’m excited to bring some of that creativity and work into the world with the help of John Cantu and Jeremy Stover over at Red Creative Group,” adds Koziol. “They really understand the vision, and the passion that goes into creating honest music. I feel very fortunate to be part of their team, and I’m really excited for what’s next!”

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