BREAKING: Big Loud Records Adds Dusty Miller As President Of Catalog Acquisitions

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Dusty Miller. Photo: Courtesy of Big Loud

Dusty Miller has joined Big Loud Records as President of Catalog Acquisitions.

In his new position, Miller will oversee the company’s efforts to identify, assess, and acquire music catalogs and other music assets. He brings more than 25 years of experience in financial services and more than 15 years in the music business. His background includes working with artists, songwriters, producers, executives and other industry professionals, giving him a strong understanding of both the creative and business sides of music rights.

“This is an exciting day for Big Loud,” says Seth England, Partner and CEO. “As partners, we have long talked about developing a catalog acquisition component to our business. Dusty has spent many years on the financial side of the music catalog business and has proven to be an expert in his field.”

“I’m incredibly excited to join Big Loud and help build the next chapter of its catalog acquisition business,” adds Miller. “I’m especially grateful to Seth, Craig [Wiseman], and Joey [Moi] for their trust and for the opportunity to be part of such an entrepreneurial and forward-thinking organization. What they’ve built at Big Loud is incredibly special, and I’m excited to be a part of where it goes from here.”

Miller has built his career around his interests in music and sports, while helping clients manage and plan for their financial futures. He previously founded and served as President of Miller Wealth Sports & Entertainment, a boutique firm focused on helping clients save, invest, and plan.

Before starting his own firm, Miller spent 13 years at Truist Bank, formerly SunTrust, advising clients in the sports and music industries. His experience spans banking, lending, accounting, investment management, and financial planning, giving him a well-rounded understanding of the financial needs of people working in music and professional sports.

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