Richard Nash Appointed Senior Vice President at RED Distribution & RED Associated Labels (RAL)
Recently, Richard Nash has taken on the role of Senior Vice President of Urban Promotion at RED Distribution & RED Associated Labels (RAL) in New York. The announcement was made by Bob Morelli, President of RED, and Tom Carrabba, Executive Vice President/General Manager of RAL. In his new capacity, Richard is responsible for overseeing Black music promotion in North America for RED Distribution and for the newly established RED Associated Labels, which offers various label services to specific Sony Music venture partners. Based in New York, Richard brings with him a wealth of experience and expertise in Black radio promotions, making him a valuable addition to the RED family of labels.
Industry Expertise and Background
Richard Nash’s impressive career includes previous roles at EMI Music, where he served as SVP of Urban Promotion, working with renowned like Snoop Dogg, Katy Perry, and more. Before his time at EMI, Richard founded PlayTyme Entertainment, an independent label and promotion . His contributions at Elektra Records and Atlantic Records have been instrumental in shaping the careers of ” target=”_blank”> such as Missy Elliot, Busta Rhymes, and Brandy. With a career spanning over four decades, Richard’s passion for promoting innovative and great music continues to drive his success in the industry.
Looking Ahead
Commenting on his new role, Richard Nash expressed his enthusiasm for working with RED Distribution and RAL, stating his commitment to building a successful future for the labels and their . His extensive experience and track record of success position him as a key player in the development and promotion of emerging talents in the music industry.
Richard Nash’s appointment at RED Distribution & RED Associated Labels marks a significant step forward in the company’s growth and commitment to promoting diversity and excellence in music.
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