Noah Cyrus Signs With Range Music for Management
The singer joins a roster that includes Jack Harlow, Shaboozey, Rita Ora, Pentatonix, Saweetie, Midland and PARTYNEXTDOOR.
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Noah Cyrus has signed with Range Music for management, the company announced on Friday (March 14).
In linking up with Range, Cyrus joins a roster that includes Jack Harlow, Shaboozey, Rita Ora, Pentatonix, Saweetie, Midland and PARTYNEXTDOOR. She was previously with TaP Management.
“I had some really impressive meetings with Matt [Graham] and the team, and it was clear that their knowledge of the country/Americana space, paired with his experience across other genres, is what makes the company and him in particular so unique and resonates so strongly with me as an artist,” said Cyrus in a statement. “Matt’s knowledge and skills are undeniable and are extremely important for the next steps in my career and where I see myself going creatively. It’s important I partner with a management team who shares my vision, drive and taste in music, and Matt completely shares the same ambitions and envisions the same life-spanning career that I want. I’m so excited to work with him and the rest of the team at Range.”
“Noah’s songwriting and voice reflect the depth and craft of someone who has lived many lifetimes, and she’s only 25,” added Matt Graham, managing partner/head of music at Range Media Partners. “As an audience, we’re just beginning to see the tip of the iceberg when it comes to her artistic contribution. Range is incredibly proud and excited to be part of this new phase in her career.”
Cyrus’ catalog has logged 2.1. billion on-demand official U.S. streams and sold a combined 743,000 digital downloads, according to Luminate. On the charts, she has logged two entries on the Billboard Hot 100: “Make Me (Cry)” featuring Labyrinth (No. 46) and “July” with Leon Bridges (No. 85). The End of Everything peaked at No. 124 on the Billboard 200.
