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Anna Kathryn Groom Promoted At Wasserman Music

Anna Kathryn Groom. Photo: Courtesy of Wasserman Music.

Nashville-based Anna Kathryn Groom has been promoted to Manager, Brand Partnerships at Wasserman Music. Groom began her time at the company via Paradigm Talent Agency in 2019. In her new role, she will foster brand partnerships for Wasserman’s country, Americana and adult contemporary clients.

Redferrin Becomes New Member Of The Jack Daniels Tennessee Squire Association

Pictured (L-R): Ben Kline (Co-Chair & Co-President, Warner Music Nashville), Mike Galvin (TN State Manager, Brown-Forman), Greg Luehrs (Director, Sponsorships & Partnerships, Jack Daniels at Brown-Forman), Redferrin, Chris Fletcher (Master Distiller, Jack Daniel Distillery), Cris Lacy (Co-Chair & Co-President, Warner Music Nashville), Anna Pittman (VP, Artist Development, Warner Music Nashville). Photo: Andrea Schollnick.

Jack Daniels Master Distiller Chris Fletcher and Mike Galvin, and Greg Luehrs of Brown-Forman, presented rising artist Redferrin with his welcome letter, membership card and land “deed” as the newest member of The Tennessee Squire Association at the Warner Music Nashville office.

Warner Music Nashville’s Co-Chair & Co-President, Ben Kline also led a toast to Redferrin’s success with his own Single Barrel selection of Jack Daniels.

CMHOFM Opens New Student Art Exhibition

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum has opened their new exhibition “Sources of Me.” The exhibition, located in the Taylor Swift Education Center, features artwork of students across metro Nashville public schools. The works were inspired by Thomas Hart Benton’s final painting “The Sources of Country Music,” which hangs in the museum’s Hall of Fame Rotunda and depicts the musical and cultural roots of country music.

For their pieces, students combined their stories with Benton’s vision by focusing on his use of imagery, color and ideals. Inspired by a mix of cultural and personal influences including music, community and family, the exhibit represents a diverse range of perspectives rooted in individual life experiences. Topics explored in the artwork include music-related topics such as disco, hip-hop and jazz, explorations around interracial marriages, the struggles of being a teenager and transgender activism.

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Madison Hahnen

Madison Hahnen is Project Manager at MusicRow Magazine, where she helps carry out operational objectives and large-scale projects for the company. She also manages the company's subscriptions. Hahnen graduated from Bryant University in May of 2020 with a B.S. in Team & Project Management and a minor in communication studies. Prior to MusicRow, she held internship roles with Make Wake Artists and Song Suffragettes.

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