Music and technology company Venice Music appointed Dani Oliva like Vice President of Legal and Business.
In her new role in Venice, Oliva will lead Venice’s legal and business strategy related to negotiating agreements with artists and their teams and facilitating “partnerships”. strong commerce with social and streaming platforms,” according to a press release.
Prior to joining Venice, Oliva founded Oliva Law Group, PC in 2017 and since then has handled business, legal and administrative issues with her clients and provided consulting services. music.
This year, Oliva went platinum (three platinum in Canada) for his legit work on Ariana Grande’s 2-time Grammy-nominated album. Location on behalf of JustAcoustic clients.
He is also part of the legal team, along with Lynn Quarterman, supporting DOMi of DOMi & JD BECK, 2 time Grammy Award nominee 2023 and signed to APESHIT, Inc., 8 winner times the Anderson Grammy Award. Paak’s new brand in partnership with Universal.
Venice says that over her 20-year music career, Oliva has “made it her goal to serve minority communities” through acts such as co-founding the Indigenous and LGBTQ+-owned Canadian record label, Alt Eden, co-founder of music management company Muk-Posh, joins the Diversity Task Force for the American Bar Association Forum on Entertainment and Sports Industries, etc.
Additionally, he founded the music festival Out of Mind (formerly known as HomoBOP!), a platform for LGBTQ+ and BIPOC artists and vendors, with successful events in Los Angeles and New York.
The next event is Saturday, February 25, 2023, at The Echo in Los Angeles.
“With his legal expertise and the distance traveled in his personal and professional journey, he is an incredible addition to our team and community in Venice.”
Suzy Ryoo
Suzy Ryoo said: “We are extremely proud to welcome Dani to Venice.
“With his legal expertise and the distance traveled in his personal and professional journey, he is an incredible addition to our team and community in Venice.”
“Suzy and I are delighted that Dani is helping lead the way forward alongside our executive team.”
Troy Carter
Troy Carter added: “Dani’s passion for music, community and musical creativity aligns deeply with our vision in Venice.
“Suzy and I are delighted that Dani helps lead the way forward alongside our executive team.”
“I’ve spent the past 20 years helping music creators build the infrastructure to support their careers, and I’m excited to continue to do so through community-driven, data-driven solutions. and technology in Venice.”
Dani Oliva
Dani Oliva, said: “I will be joining visionaries Troy Carter and Suzy Ryoo alongside an incredibly talented, kind and passionate team of music lovers and professionals in Venice. .
“I’ve spent the past 20 years helping music creators build the infrastructure to support their careers, and I’m excited to continue to do so through community-driven, data-driven solutions. and technology in Venice.”
Founded in early 2021 by Q&A co-founded Troy Carter and Suzy Ryoo, the company expanded to Web3 and given a private members club controlled by the NFT earlier this year called Venice Music Collective.
About two months ago, Venice Music disclosure a new subscription model, open to more independent artists.
“Artists need more than just distribution. “We decided to build a more comprehensive solution,” said Troy Carter.
The company is set to open Venice House, a private members club, in 2023, which will feature a recording studio, writing room, podcast studio, editing bay, outdoor workspace and swimming pool.
Venice Music’s community members include Aminé, Verité, Moses Sumney, Riot Games, KOTA the Friend, and thuy.
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