Anyone can aspire to success in the entertainment industry, but success in the cut-throat industry requires hard work, patience and an unparalleled determination to rise above the daily challenges. Karine Sho-Time Thornton is one individual that has risen above these challenges and now creates opportunities for others to pursue their dreams. 

Hailing from the Bronx, NY, the hotbed of hip-hop music culture and tradition, Karine Thornton, better known as Sho-Time, is an American hip-hop artist, actor, prominent rap personality, verified influencer across multiple social media platforms, and the founder of Sho-TimeTv. This media company represents artists in the film and music industry. Growling up in the birthplace of rap music, Sho-Time always had a flair for art. His passion led him to the high school of Art & Design, where he studied architecture and animation. Here, he discovered his passion for creating music, and as a go-getter, he pursued this passion relentlessly, collaborating with Tron on the Beat to produce his earliest tracks.

In establishing himself and his brand on the entertainment scene, Sho-Time began to explore his other skills, and he soon added film and media to his impressive resume. As a result, the year 2010 saw the establishment of Sho-TimeTV and its later transformation into a media outlet. Sho-Time has worked with acclaimed entertainment companies such as Def Jam, Sony, Universal recording, and many more through his media outlet. Additionally, he has hosted and judged various artist showcases and concerts and interviewed the casts of shows on the OWN Network, “The Have and Have Nots,” and “Love Thy Neighbor” by Tyler Perry. He has also been featured in major media outlets such as NBC, Fox, ABC, NY Weekly, and Entertainment Monthly News because of his undeniable talent and work ethic.

In 2015, Sho-Time founded and created Sho-time Battle Rap League, one of NYC’s hottest up incoming battle rap platforms. Sho-Time provides battle and exposure opportunities for upcoming artists through the platform, helping them market their brands to a global audience. Sho-time Battle Rap League boasts of an epic roster of battle rap EMCEE’s from around the world. A guru in the entertainment scene, Sho-Time is always on the grind to bring pure entertainment to the audience. In 2016, he played the lead role in Pressed,  a Battle Rap Film by Vera Edwards and Street Line. He also appeared in Rodent, the Urban Soap Opera, Perate, Chicken Waiting 4 Mr. Wright, and A Teenage Story. Currently, he is working on a yet-to-be-released album, two movies, a reality show, and a television series. 

A genuine jack of all trades, Karine not only raps and acts, but he also casts for street line videos. Furthermore, he is the director of music engagement for Soulja Boy’s new social media app, Kandiid. And as the world slowly settles into a post-pandemic era, Sho-Time plans to take the world by storm with his artistic genius. He is creating music with his artist, Stack Daniels, dropping street jams like “Body,” “Fan Klub,” and “Stay in Your Place.” 

Sho-Time is a dynamic example of success earned through hard work, determination, and perseverance. In the coming years, he wants to give back to the community and help aspiring artists get their arts to a larger audience by telling their stories in an unfiltered yet sophisticated manner. 

Learn more about Karine Sho-Time Thornton and Sho-TimeTV by visiting this website. 

Over the years, music has continuously influenced human beings through its versatile aspect. Music has been sustaining itself with form and harmony throughout the years by merging vocal and instrumental sounds to effectively create a product of the emotion. Additionally, experts have long proven that music has this particular hold on people that benefits both their physical and mental health. The sweet jolt of memory and morale boost and improved response to anything are just a few of the many gains that music offers unconditionally.

With that said, it’s one thing to listen to it and another to create it. Creating music is an art and is the perfect medium to express one’s emotions. For some individuals, it is their way of giving their life meaning, inspiring others with their work, or promoting a certain kind of social connectedness through the symphony.

For the three talented individuals who make up the band The People’s Thieves, their musical journey intends to focus on the realism of mental health issues that plague many, including themselves. This alternative indie pop-rock band hails from Salt Lake City, Utah, and comprises cousins Jackson and Dallan Turnbull, lead vocals and instrumentals, and drummer Brent Richards. Since its formation, the trio has provided the public with incredible and relatable music while achieving several milestones.

The band’s origin is fascinating in its sweet way, with Jackson and Dallan writing their first song together around 2014. They experimented with other genres before finally cementing their brand to the current sound, an instance that prompted them to seek out a drummer. It did not long before Jackson spotted Brent on the treadmill at the local gym.

“He was air-drumming as he ran, and I noticed that his tattoo was referencing on a band that I also happen to adore – we made an instant connection,” Jackson recalled, adding that it was the perfect timing considering that Brent’s old band had just broken up.

The People’s Thieves has become a household name in the music and entertainment industry from that moment on. The band has since garnered over 11 million views and 20 million streams on YouTube alone and earned the tenth spot in the alternative album genre. However, despite their fast-rising success, it would seem that the trio is showing no signs of stopping, releasing two songs, “Twisted” and “Now That We’re Alone,” that’s expected to break through the alternative music scene, much to the delight of their loyal fanbase. According to music enthusiasts, the release of the band’s second album “Tunnels” on August 20, 2021, marked the birth of one of the industry’s most iconic personalities. Since its launch, it has peaked at #7 on the iTunes Alternative chart, and it ranked 45th on the top albums of the country.

Among their many triumphs was the release of their first-ever recording called “Voices” in 2017. The song was met with great positive reviews, and it later peaked at number 32 on the iTunes Alternative chart, garnering over 3 million streams on Spotify with an average of 500,000 listeners.  

With a heavy focus on mental health issues, including anxiety and depression, the band aspires to share their similar experiences through the music they create so they may help others with their battles. Plenty of opportunities have started materializing for the band, and they’re more than ready to work on new and exciting things with the industry’s top producers.

To learn more about The People’s Thieves and their music, check out the band’s official website. You may also check out their Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook pages for more updates.

Daniel “Dani” Stephenson has continually cemented his name in the music and entertainment industry, and he got to where he is now through

hard work, consistency, innovation, and creative vision. Having gained many accolades throughout his career, many are o=en wondering what the entrepreneur will focus on next. Recently, Dani Stephenson took another significant stride in his career in the music industry as he stepped into the Marvel universe and took part in the production of the highly- acclaimed soundtrack for Eternals with “Nach Mera Hero.”

Dani Stephenson has always portrayed an unparalleled vision in music and entertainment. He began his career as a producer and songwriter under the moniker Pyramids in Paris while studying at Christ Church University, taking up music production and artist development. He also studied DJ technology, music law, media, and publishing at Open College Network.

Always one to aim for great heights, Dani Stephenson worked hard to make a name for himself in one of the most cutthroat ecosystems in the world. From working silently behind his alias to interning at community radios, Dani Stephenson eventually proved that he is a force to be reckoned with when he took part in the production of the Billboard- topping single “The Mack” featuring Mack Morrison and Fetty Wap. That marked the beginning of many more opportunities for the visionary.

Soon enough, Danie Stephenson built his company Straight Forward Music Group. The company has gained many accolades, including multi- platinum recognition, various Grammy Awards, Brit Award, BET Award, Mercury Award, Soul Train Music Award, Q Award, ASCAP Award, BMI Award, Brit Asia Award, BBC Future Sound Award, and more. The CEO has worked with many prominent names throughout his company, such as Diddy-Dirty Money, Drake, Big Sean, Dave, Kanye West, Don Diablo, Gucci Mane, Nana Rogues, and more.

Furthermore, in 2019, Dani Stephenson co-founded L3gacy Group with the former manager of P Diddy, Ryan Lopez. The company has signed eight-time Grammy-nominated producer-engineer-mixer Shawn “Source” Jarrett.

Venturing more into the Southeast Asian entertainment industry, Dani Stephenson co-founded Mugal Group. The company pilots global strategies for the next generation of Southeast Asian artists who want to be heard in the global music and entertainment scene. Mugal Group champions talents across Asia, including the teen sensations Harris J, Lil Bilz, and of course, Celina Sharma.

Eternals follows the journey of an immortal alien race emerging to protect the earth from the Deviants a=er hiding for thousands of years. The 2021 superhero film was a blockbuster hit and marked yet another milestone for Dani Stephenson, who was the executive co-producer of “Nach Mera Hero.” The title song, which translates to “Dance My Hero,” was performed by Mugal Group’s rising artist Celina Sharma and was the only original song featured in the Eternals film score and soundtrack. The films opening week was a huge box office hit, charting at number one and accumulating $161.7 million in sales globally. The blockbuster production features an all-star lineup featuring Angelina Jolie, Lauren Ridloff, Don Lee, Kumail Nanjiani, Barry Keoghan, Kit Harington, Brian Tyree Henry, Lia McHugh, Gemma Chan, Richard Madden, Harry Styles and Salma Hayek.

The iconic film was directed by Chloe Zhao who is the writer, director, and editor of the Oscar award-winning film Nomadland.

Eternals pays tribute to both Asian and Western culture. Director Chloe Zhao and score composer Ramin Djawadi wanted the film’s musical score to represent the vibrance of each culture, and “Nach Mera Hero” has successfully amplified the message. The song leads with a hypnotic and melodic Indian flute then by rhythmic drums, all tied by the stunning vocals of Celina Sharma, who sang in both Hindi and English.

Dani said; “I’m extremely honored and privileged for the opportunity to work on the Eternals with the Marvel and Disney team. It’s been a great experience and a fulfilling one. Extremely proud of Celina Sharma for stepping up to represent her Southeast Asian roots and for delivering such a positive and upli=ing song like ‘Nach Mera Hero,’” Dani Stephenson shared . “Very grateful to everyone involved that played an equal part in bringing this project to life.”

Visit Spotify to listen to Nach Mera Hero.

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The music industry is a heavily saturated space, and artists have to keep reinventing the wheels for themselves to stand out. For Heather Jane Prescott, aka Only1SweetZz, putting her multiple talents to good use is the way to go, and she’s going all out to make things happen for her musically.

Only1SweetZz is a songwriter, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist chasing a spot in the music industry to become well-recognized, respected, and successful. Her music has elements of different genres ranging from pop, jazz, R&B, deep dark indie, country, folk, bluegrass, and house music. She’s a multidimensional artist looking to capture a wide range of audiences all over the world. Her sole aim for making music is to connect with people’s souls globally while giving them captivating performances and immersive experiences.

Heather Jane Prescott uses her music to encourage epic reflections which create a loving atmosphere with empirical sounds. “I’m a passionate, eclectic Indie artist who draws inspiration from a wide range of musical influences,” she shared. Some of the musicians who have inspired 

her to get into music include Boys II Men, Brittany Spears, SWV, Mariah Carey, Sara McLaughlin, Jewel, Alanis Morisette, Incubus, Coldplay, Demi Lavato, Jo-Jo, Dua Lipa, The Pretty Reckless, Smashing Pumpkins, Carrie Underwood, Cardi B, ASAP Rocky, Drake, Future, Kream, Calvin Haris, Sara Bareilles, among others.

Only1SweetZz exudes so much confidence in her music that she is always ready to experiment with different music genres and styles. She also takes up acting and modeling roles in addition to her music. Her brand is fluid and adaptable, and she made it that way to make herself gain more appeal to as many people as possible. “I compose, produce, collaborate in structured and at times in non-structured ways through networking or random opportunities that present themselves. I tend to keep an open mind and be open to criticism since I am still growing.

As an up and coming musician, Only1SweetZz is doing everything to etch strong memories in her audiences worldwide and build a strong brand. While reveling in her uniqueness, she also does a bit of everything to keep her career afloat and her talents relevant. Over the next few years, as she aspires for growth as a musician, she hopes to use her gifts and talent to impact lives globally. She believes her music is for all ages and can be enjoyed by anyone regardless of age, tribe, nationality, or race.

Only1SweetZz is also open to collaborations and partnerships with people in the entertainment industry as well as other creatives. “I believe so much in working together to achieve a common goal. If my talents are needed to help another person unlock new levels of creativity, I’m always ready to step in. I hope to work with as many people as possible towards progress, growth, and success,” she said.
Learn more about Heather Jane Prescott, aka Only1SweetZz, on her Reverbnation page or follow her on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. For bookings: TruthMgmt.

Nigerian music has found success in the global music scenes recently without refining or fine-tuning the sound to be accepted. The Billboard charts have seen more entries than it has ever seen, and that’s proof of how the world has grown to appreciate the colorful sound from that part of the world. One of the ambassadors of that sound looking to make a mark on the global music scene is Matthew Ezeigbo, also known as Half a Bar.

The Nigeria-born musician, based in the United States is a musician, entrepreneur, investor, and CEO of MatteyeRecords. At MatteyeRecords, Half a Bar champions the promotion of Nigerian songs, and he throws his weight behind upcoming Nigerian artists to help them grow into superstars. Tremor is currently an artist on the label.

His journey into music started as a hobby and over time, his friends and family spurred him to take it more seriously. Thus, the moment he got the chance to start creating music seriously, especially outside the Nigerian shores, he welcomed the opportunity with open arms. Early last year, he released a single titled “The Finest,” which enjoyed massive airplay and streaming from different parts of the world, especially audiences who just discovered the Nigerian musical sound. He released his latest single “Don’t Leave Me” recently, which has cemented his credibility as a Nigerian artist putting in work to get global attention.

Half A Bar draws inspiration and influence from successful rappers like Jay Z, Nas, Biggie, Rick Ross, and MI Abaga. He strongly believes Nigerian music is mature enough to take on the world if only the right people are willing to invest. “Music is the next crude oil for Nigeria but it needs to be fully supported and tapped to reach its potentials. If more people are willing to invest like me, there is so much Nigeria has to offer to the entertainment world,” he said.

The uniqueness in the Half A Bar brand is something he takes pride in. He has worked hard over the years to carve a niche for himself and create a distinct sound, so he does not see himself as anybody else nor does he compare himself with anybody. “I respect everyone and acknowledge their talents. But for me as an artist, I am one of a kind. Half A Bar is Half A Bar and that’s what sets me apart,” he declared.

In a few years, Half A Bar has strong hopes for Nigerian music and looks forward to seeing artists from Nigeria on the global stage. He sees himself being a part of that progress and reveling in the blessings that will come with that. He also makes an open call to music executives and investors to pay attention to the Nigerian music industry and invest because there are sounds from there that the world has not heard.Learn more about Half a Bar on his official Instagram page and Twitter page.

In many ways, the pandemic has entirely changed how we consume art. Music especially. Over the years, the music industry has faced many sweeping changes, as we moved from cassette tapes, to CDs, to MP3s, and now, to music streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music. In the early 2000s, peer-to-peer sharing sites like Napster and Limewire threatened to overhaul the music industry entirely, cutting the revenue of artists and their record labels alike, and so the industry had to change and adapt.

In 2020, a new threat emerged for the music industry, as live events screeched to a halt, and musicians and labels had to find new ways to engage with fans. The pandemic ushered in the popularity of virtual and hybrid events, and now, as the world slowly returns to normalcy, it looks like these virtual events aren’t going away.

Prior to 2020, the idea of a virtual concert was almost unheard of, with people preferring to see their favorite bands play live when the opportunity arose. However, in March of 2020, as most people were confined to their homes, with access to speedy internet and streaming, virtual events popped up everywhere.

It took some time for the music industry to adapt. They lost a tremendous amount of revenue due to event cancellations and lack of merch sales. And since most merchandise gets sold at live, in-person concerts, many artists quickly branched out on their own, performing virtually on YouTube, Instagram Live, and other streaming sites. Soon, people all across the world were attending virtual events and concerts, and it became something to look forward to during those first few months of the pandemic.

ViewStub already knew the impact of these virtual events, though, and built a platform specifically to enable virtual concerts.

During lockdown, Home Depot and Brad Paisley collaborated on an online concert, hosted by ViewStub, in which fans who spent $50 or more on Home Depot gift cards could gain access to the private performance. The event was a sweeping success, with more than 110,000 gift cards sold, and over $6 million in profits.

The event, said ViewStub co-founder Patrick VanDusen, “was all about creating a memorable experience. By focusing on that, Home Depot generated a tremendous return on investment and strengthened brand loyalty. This will have a compounding effect on all of their marketing efforts for years to come.”

As a result of that event’s success, ViewStub has continued to stream virtual concerts on their site, with performances by Jason Derulo, One Republic, DJ Snoopadelic (more commonly known as Snoop Dogg), Dru Hill, Noah Cyrus, and more.

Now, despite the return of live concerts, people are still using the site to stream virtual or hybrid events, as many have found that watching a concert from the comfort of their own home is sometimes a preferable experience, while others, who may not be comfortable attending live events just yet, or are unable to, can still have an online alternative. In fact, there are a number of advantages to virtual concerts, versus in-person, for both fans and artists.

For fans, watching a concert from home means no more travelling long distances to a tour stop, or waiting months, if not years, for an artist to perform close to your home. Watching from home saves money on travel costs, and also means no more stress or inconvenience of having to go to a destination, stand for hours at a time in a crowded venue, or wait in long bathroom or food lines. A virtual concert will only cost you the ticket itself, as you remain comfortable at home.

And for artists, virtual or hybrid concerts have meant more ticket sales and attendance. When a virtual option is available, data has shown that there is upwards of a 64% increase in attendance.

Currently, a hybrid in-person/virtual concert called Overwatch 13 is being planned in Tampa, Florida to raise funds for the families of 13 fallen troops in Afghanistan from August 2021. ViewStub will be hosting the virtual part of the concert as a way to support nonprofits and charity events. US Marine Corp veteran Raymond Lott, also known as The Marine Rapper, will be headlining the concert, with other artists still in talks to perform.

“The event is a great way to generate camaraderie, and bring awareness to important issues like suicide prevention and remembering our fallen troops who served overseas,” said Lott.

Virtual streaming platforms existed before the pandemic — ViewStub being one of them — but it wasn’t until lockdowns began that these platforms really started to gain traction. Another such site hosting virtual concerts includes Generation Hip Hop Global, created by music industry professionals as a youth empowerment and development program.

Generation Hip Hop Global works with non-profit organizations around the world to host virtual hip hop events. As of today, 67 countries have partnered with the organization, working to help artists affected by the pandemic. Artists and industry professionals have hosted virtual concerts and meet and greets, workshops, summits, and conferences all on the site.

“Today, even though the world is mostly back to normal, we continue to harness virtual engagement,” said Terence Barry, the founder and Executive Director of Generation Hip Hop Global. “The goal is to never lose connectivity by making use of all channels for engagement. Not easy, but possible.”

ViewStub is unique, though, in that it provides all the necessary services for artists to host a virtual event, without the artist having to hire an outside team for AV support, promotion, sales, etc.

“People needed a way to host virtual events, but there wasn’t anything else on the market that put everything into a single platform,” said Spencer Elliot, ViewStub co-founder.

Before sites like ViewStub existed, explains Elliot, artists used to have to buy several different subscriptions and hire various tech experts to make everything run smoothly.

“And even then,” said Elliot, “things are more likely to go wrong. We wanted to eliminate that by providing a single, seamless solution.”

ViewStub provides the streaming service, as well as managing ticket sales, merchandise sales, audience engagement, marketing, sponsorships, analytics, and anything else that might come up. In essence, they are a one-stop shop for virtual concerts. As a result of this integration, revenue is higher, since artists can more easily sell merchandise during and after the concert.

The platform makes it easy for artists and fans to engage, and even now long after the pandemic, fans are still flocking to virtual concerts, making it easier to watch their favorite artists at any time.

So, it seems, virtual concerts are here to stay, even in a post-pandemic world.

From the church to the mainstream music scene, Paapa-Berchie is a 23-year-old music prodigy aiming for success in the hip-hop genre. Paapa-Berchie started his music journey from school choirs, acapella groups, and national music competitions. He struck some luck when he received classical voice training during high school, which propelled him into a scholarship at UNC-Chapel Hill.

College changed everything for Paapa-Berchie, and within the past year, he has built a career destined for greatness. The Crofton, MD-born singer and songwriter, thrives on his authentic and intriguing sound, setting him apart as a young musician. He draws influence and inspiration from iconic artists like Tupac, Notorious B.I.G., Kendrick Lamar, Travis Scott, Meek Mill, H.E.R., J. Cole Rihanna, Ty Dolla Sign, Lucky Day, Kehlani, Masego, and many others.

He released his first single, “Dreams,” in 2019. Since then, Paapa-Berchie’s work ethic has stood him out. Following his first single, he has released other songs like “The Throne” and “So Bad” featuring Naim. He also released an EP titled, Be  Blessed and a sophomore mixtape titled O.P.E.R.A, which houses hit singles like “TiDal Wave,” “Lavi$h,” and “Hometown.”

Since he chose to concentrate on his music career, it has become the only thing that matters. He shared, “I know that out of all my competitors, there is not a soul that would be able to do the same thing I am doing. The style I bring is unique, provocative, and intriguing. Instead of giving consumers something that is almost considered the ‘atypical rapper/singer,’ I bring a whole new vibe and joy to the game.” 

Paapa-Berchie is a gifted instrumentalist with skills in playing the piano and the saxophone. He’s also on the path of versatility with his ability to sing, rap, and create music in multiple genres. He’s also learning Twi and Spanish languages to enable him to create music in those languages and capture more fans from other parts of the world.

Paapa-Berchie is building his music career on his terms. His music appeals to hip-hop enthusiasts, R&B enthusiasts, classical music enthusiasts, and anyone who loves to listen to a different style of new music and get introduced to a new vibe. He values his creativity and makes sure he puts his all when creating music. “We are entering a new decade where listeners are looking for the songs that are out to evolve. Everyone is tired of the same pattern and style of music of the past, and the time is now to be introduced to a new sound that can help shape the future of music,” he said.

Over the next few years, he sees himself creating chart-topping music, getting nominated for awards, and being named among the trending artists on national and global charts. Making music is a passion, and Paapa-Berchie is committed to making it work out for him.Learn more about Paapa-Berchie on his official website. Also, follow his social media pages on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook.

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Caesars Palace Las Vegas will be a new favorite spot for Daydreamers (fans of Adele), as the “Easy on Me” singer announced on Tuesday, November 30, 2021 on Twitter that she will be starting a residency in the hotel. The show that is expected to run from January 21 to April 16 of 2022 is titled “Weekends with Adele.”

We will see Adele performing two shows every weekend at the Colosseum, which has a capacity of 4,100 and has served as home residence of fellow major artists and acts Celine Dion, Cher, Mariah Carey, and more. 

At the moment, there is only one weekend, February 18 and 19, on which Adele has no scheduled performances. As stated in the Caesars Palace schedule, Van Morrison, a Northern Irish singer-songwriter who denounced the validity of science behind social distancing and quarantine, will be performing at the venue on those nights. 

Tickets will be available on pre-sale through registration on Ticketmaster on December 7.

The announcement comes at the rear of the release of “30”, the songstress’ fourth studio album and latest, critically acclaimed album. The album is a huge hit both in the US and in the UK as it debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, days after its release and became the best selling album of 2021. 

Marking her album’s release, Adele filmed a television special “An Audience with Adele” at London Palladium which became an immense success. Various celebrities attended the event, including Beyoncé, Dua Lipa, Emma Watson, Idris Elba, Naomi Campbell, and Josh Gad, to name a few. 

Fans have anticipated this concert as in her appearance in 73 Questions with Adele, she addressed the question about shows and concerts eagerly. In her interview with Vogue when asked when fans can see her in concert, Adele said, “As soon as possible. I am ready to go, really. It’s just up to COVID. So just keep wearing your masks and don’t be spreading that Delta and who knows?” gathering positive reactions from fans. 

This upcoming residency will mark a phenomenal episode in the music industry and surely be sold out. 

The world is filled with many talented musicians who are just waiting for a shot at the limelight. It’s a pretty big world out there, and garnering global recognition is no easy feat. Fortunately, with enough passion, talent, and hard work, the French piano prodigy Vincent Lanty has positioned himself as one of the biggest global artists in the world of music today.

Vincent Lanty began his foray into music at an early age. The seasoned musician had shown an affinity for playing music when he was a young boy. He started playing the piano at the age of six, and he had never looked back since the very moment his fingers touched the keys. His passion and interest for music only grew from then on, allowing him to hone his craft through years and years of experience.

The talented musician’s education focused solely on music, allowing him to master his craft through the years. He studied at the Conservatoire Superior of Music after being accepted at the institute when he was just seven years old. He garnered First Prize Honors when he graduated from the world-renowned music school in France, ATLA. 

Once he graduated, Vincent Lanty played at the most prestigious venues in France, such as Le Duc Des Lombards, a legendary Jazz Club. He also had a lot of mainstream television experience after he was invited to appear on “Star Academy,” France’s biggest entertainment television show, which garnered seven million viewers on average that year. Among those seven million viewers was pop icon Rihanna’s manager, Marc Jordan, who saw Vincent’s splendid performance and was immediately captivated by the young man’s musical talent.

This opportunity led to many television opportunities for the budding artist and became a gateway for him to work with many more French and international artists. Since then, Vincent Lanty collaborated with many world-renowned directors, producers, singers as well as A-list industry composers who each trusted his creativity and deep understanding of contemporary arrangements. His producing and songwriting credits include songs for Rihanna, Carly Rae Jepsen, Nelly Furtado, Robin Thicke, One Direction, Celine Dion, Little Mix, Rita Ora, Alessia Cara, Cris Cab, As Animals, France Gall, Matt Pokora, Jenifer, Pascal Obispo, Lou, and many others.

Throughout his musical career, Vincent Lanty has been expanding his range of capabilities, running studio sessions with orchestras, and leading live bands for major television shows like The Voice From 2015 to 2018. He was also hired as Musical Director and Lead Pianist on Résiste, France’s biggest musical ever, with more than 200 shows across the country.

In 2015, Vincent Lanty was asked by French hip-hop and R&B superstar Vitaa to join her team as musical director and pianist. They worked alongside each other for over four years, during which he created original arrangements and led the band on more than 100 shows for Vitaa’s sold-out tour “J4M” (2016–2019). Since then, he has become the #1 consultant and musical expert for the renowned artist.

Determined to further grow his personal brand, Vincent Lanty relocated to California in 2019, hoping to reach an even bigger audience as a global artist. Since he came to the United States, the talented musician has caught the attention of the top music advertising agency in the world, SIZZER. The company offered to represent the talented artist, allowing him to reach a global audience with his music.

It’s clear to see that Vincent Lanty is destined to be at the top of the music industry. His talent and sheer experience within the industry and rubbing shoulders with the biggest names in the global music scene has propelled him to the top, and he’s just getting started. Vincent isn’t showing any signs of slowing down any time soon, and it’s exciting to see where his drive and passion will lead the music prodigy next.

To know more about Vincent Lanty, make sure to check out his official website. Follow him on his Instagram account for more live updates.