Make Wake Artists & WME Sign The Castellows

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Pictured L-R: Kevin Falck, Kanan Vitolo, Ellie, Lily, Powell, HB Riordan, Chris Kappy

The Castellows, a country music trio of sisters, has signed with Make Wake Artists for management and WME for global representation.

Featuring Ellie on acoustic guitar, Powell on banjo and Lily on lead vocals, The Castellows are from a small southern town where they grew up on a farm, honing their classic sound. The women vowed to continue using the family name “Castellow” in honor of their great-grandmother. After a year of posting videos of their rich harmonies online, The Castellows have built a fanbase of more than 1 million followers across multiple social media platforms.

“We are so excited and honored to make this announcement,” say The Castellows. “Both Make Wake and WME have shown that they see our vision for the music we want to create. Everyone on both of these teams is so amazing and we are so excited to take this next step in our careers with them.”

At Make Wake, The Castellows will be working with Chris Kappy as their manager and HB Riordan as their day-to-day.

“When we first met ‘The Girls’ we were blown away with their authenticity, humor, and creativity,” says Kappy. “Even at this stage in their career, they feel like seasoned veterans when they hit the stage. The sound is there, the chops are there, now we can’t wait to get their music to the fan’s ears and let the magic take place. Happy to be a part of the team!”

At WME, the band will be working with Nashville office Co-Head and Partner Joey Lee and agents Kanan Vitolo and Kevin Falck.

“Lily, Powell, and Ellie captivated us with their incredible harmonies and genuine personalities instantly,” their agent team shares. “They are authentically country and bring a fresh sound to the genre. We couldn’t be more excited to have them at WME and work with them as they embark on the next chapter of their career.”

The trio spent the summer writing, recording and touring, including an opening slot with Turnpike Troubadours in early September.

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