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The marijuana business is starting to ramp up in New York state and it seems that everyone is going to try and get growing. There is someone's son who seems like a perfect fit to throw his hat in the marijuana-growing business. He is the son of legendary reggae star and well-known supporter of marijuana, Bob Marley.
Leber has been in management for nearly two decades, having co-founded Reign Deer Entertainment in 2005 with Larry Rudolph and co-founding Maverick a decade later with a who’s-who of other big-name managers, including Rudolph, Guy Oseary, Clarence Spalding, Gee Roberson and more. Along the way, he’s co-managed the likes of Britney Spears, Travis Scott, Fifth Harmony and Aerosmith, while he’s worked with Cyrus and Lil Nas X for the past several years. Meanwhile, another management client, Labrinth, won an Emmy last year for his work on HBO’s Euphoria, for which Leber works as a mu...
Recently, Leber has helped steer the record-setting career of Lil Nas X, who rode the massive success of his single "Old Town Road" to six Grammy nominations and two wins, and whose latest single, "Montero (Call Me by Your Name)," soared to a No. 1 debut on the Hot 100 this week. He’s also managed Miley Cyrus -- whose dad, Billy Ray Cyrus, was featured on the "Old Town Road" remix that won the best pop duo/group performance Grammy -- for several years, and most recently helped her sign a new record deal with Columbia Records. And alongside his longtime client Labrinth, Leber worked on the ...
“I want this to be big,” one member of G-’s team reportedly said on the call – which included Blueprint Group CEOs Gee Roberson and Jean Nelson, their head of digital strategy Bryan Calhoun and their chief marketing officer, Al Branch. There was no direct indication that the Bay Area rapper or his label home RCA knew about the call, however. His rep and RCA’s parent company, Sony, declined to comment for the article. Mack reportedly told them that his “network” can generate “200 million streams a month” for around $30-$50k a month and that his clientele includes other big na...
Rolling Stone Inside the ‘Black Market’ Where Artists Can Pay for Millions of Streams Digital marketer Joshua Mack brags on call with high-powered management company about the ability to “manipulate” streaming systems to “hit astronomical numbers” By Illustration by Joan Wong for Rolling Stone. Photograph used in illustration by GSPictures/Getty Images The music industry is famous for being hyper-competitive, but in the summer of 2019, the biggest companies — from major labels to streaming services — briefly united around a common cause: signing a code of con...