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![]() Universal Music, NY Genre: Urban, Rock A&R for Murphy Lee for breakthrough album "Murphy's Law" in 2003; Nelly for album "Nellyville"; Ali for breakthrough album "Heavy Starch" in 2002; St. Lunatics for breakthrough album "Free City" in 2001; Nelly for breakthrough album "Country Grammar" in 2000 at Universal. Top position on the World Top 20 A&R Chart – No. 1 in November 2000 and in September 2002 Interview with Kevin Law ![]() Ghet-O-Vision Ent./Sony Music, NY Genre: Urban A&R for Dungeon Family for breakthrough album "Even In Darkness" in 2001; Pink for breakthrough song "There U Go" in 2000; Youngbloodz for breakthrough album "Against Da Grain" in 1999; GooDie Mob for breakthrough song "Cell Therapy" in 1995; Usher for breakthrough song "Think Of You" in 1994; Outkast for breakthrough song "Player’s Ball" in 1993 at La Face Records. Top position on the World Top 20 A&R Chart – No. 5 in February 2002 Interview with Kawan Prather ![]() Roadrunner Records, LA Genre: Rock Co-A&R for Theory Of A Deadman for breakthrough album "Theory Of A Deadman"; A&R for Chad Kroeger for breakthrough song "Hero" in 2002; Nickelback for album "The Long Road" in 2003; album "Silver Side Up" in 2001; breakthrough album "The State" in 2000 at Roadrunner Records. Top position on the World Top 20 A&R Chart – No. 1 in April 2002 Interview with Ron Burman ![]() Lava/Atlantic, NY Genre: Pop, Rock A&R for Simple Plan for breakthrough album "No Helmets, No Pads... Just Balls"; Uncle Kracker for album "No Stranger To Shame" in 2002; album "Double Wide"; breakthrough song "Follow Me"; Kid Rock for album "Cocky" in 2001; breakthrough album "Devil Without A Cause" in 1998 at Lava. Top position on the World Top 20 A&R Chart – No. 8 in September 2001 Interview with Andy Karp ![]() Columbia Records, Dallas Genre: Pop, Urban A&R for Jessica Simpson for album "In This Skin"; Beyoncé Knowles for album "Dangerously In Love" in 2003; breakthrough song "Work It Out"; Kelly Rowland for breakthrough album "Simply Deep" in 2002; Jessica Simpson for breakthrough song "I Wanna Love You Forever" in 1999; Destiny's Child for breakthrough song "No, No, No (Part 2)" in 1998. Top position on the World Top 20 A&R Chart – No. 2 in June 2001 Interview with Teresa La Barbera-Whites ![]() Geffen Records, LA Genre: Rock Interview with Joel Mark ![]() Warner Bros. Records, NY Genre: Pop, Rock Co-A&R for Macy Gray for breakthrough song "I Try" in 1999 at Epic Records. Top position on the World Top 20 A&R Chart – No. 5 in July 2000 ![]() Atlantic Records, LA Genre: Urban A&R for T.I. for breakthrough album "Trap Muzik"; Nappy Roots for album "Wooden Leather" in 2003; breakthrough album "Watermelon, Chicken And Gritz"; Trick Daddy for album "Thug Holiday" in 2002; Drama for breakthrough album "Causin' Drama"; Trina for breakthrough album "Da Baddest Bitch" in 2000; Twista for breakthrough album "Adrenaline Rush" in 1997. Co-A&R for Sunshine Anderson for breakthrough song "Heard It All Before" in 2001 at Atlantic LA. Interview with Mike Caren ![]() Jive Records, NY Genre: Pop, Rock Current A&R for Britney Spears, 'N Sync and Backstreet Boys. Interview with Steve Lunt ![]() Republic Records, NY Genre: Rock A&R for 3 Doors Down for breakthrough album "The Better Life" in 2000. Top position on the World Top 20 A&R Chart – No. 4 in November 2000 ![]() Dreamworks Records, LA Genre: Rock A&R for AFI for breakthrough album "Sing The Sorrow" in 2003; Jimmy Eat World for breakthrough album "Bleed American" in 2001; Elliott Smith for breakthrough song "Miss Misery" in 1997 at DreamWorks Records. Interview with Luke Wood |