Patrick Farr Joins WHY&HOW With Client Sophia Scott

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Patrick Farr & Sophia Scott

Patrick Farr has joined full-service artist management and music company WHY&HOW alongside client Sophia Scott, who he will continue to manage under the WHY&HOW roster.

Farr lived in Los Angeles for over a decade before relocating to Nashville last year. He most recently spent almost six years at his own company, Revelator Management, and another six at Philymack prior that. Farr brings an abundance of industry knowledge to WHY&HOW, having worked with talent such as Nick Jonas, Demi Lovato, DNCE and Bea Miller.

“Not only does Patrick bring immense experience, but a fitting addition to our roster in Sophia Scott,” says Bruce Kalmick, WHY&HOW Founder & CEO. “I’ve been a fan of Patrick’s work ethic and savvy approach to artist development for a long time—we look forward to having him jump in with our team.”

Scott is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who has amassed more than 120 million career streams to date. The Boulder, Colorado native found early success with singles like 2018’s “She Ain’t Me” and 2019’s “Drink Too Much Wine.” In 2021, Scott opened for the Jonas Brothers and was named an emerging artist by People Magazine. She delivered her debut EP, One Of These Days, in 2022, and released her full-length debut album, Barstool Confessions, via Empire in 2023. Scott made her Grand Ole Opry debut the night the project was released.

She was named one of Pandora Country’s 2024 Artists To Watch, and recently performed at the inaugural Cattle Country Festival, co-created by Kalmick, in Gonzales, Texas. Additionally, Scott plans to support Niko Moon on his “These Are The Days Tour” this fall.

“I’m excited to work with Bruce and the WHY&HOW team, and thrilled Sophia is joining the roster as well,” shares Farr. “WHY&HOW’s unique approach to artist development and the business overall is a huge draw, and I look forward to tapping into the company’s larger team as we continue to cultivate Sophia’s career.”

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