Warner Music’s independent music distribution and artist services arm, ADA, has partnered with Three Six Zero Recordings to handle global distribution for all new releases from the label, the companies announced on Monday that (Feb. 24).
Three Six Zero Recordings represents multi-platinum acts like WILLOW, Jaden and The Prodigy, as well as artists such as Dom Dolla, KH, and 1010 Benja. The first releases under this new partnership include music from Four Tet, Max Styler, and horsegiirL.
Cat Kreidich, president of ADA, expressed excitement about the collaboration, highlighting the shared commitment to supporting “boundary-pushing artists carving their own paths.” Mark Gillespie, founder and CEO of TSZR, emphasized that the partnership with ADA will help further their mission of supporting “the next wave of talent” with the right infrastructure and global reach. Nick Dearmun, the label’s general manager, said ADA was the right pick to work on their “shared vision to deepen the amplification of our artists and take the label to the next level.”
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This partnership aims to leverage ADA’s distribution capabilities and TSZR’s diverse roster to enhance the global presence and success of their artists.
The ADA/TSZR pairing for distribution appears to put a period on the latter’s arrangement with Larry Jackson’s two-year-old music company gamma, which announced a global partnership for distribution less than a year ago. Neither party has responded to requests for comment on that deal.
