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American Idol Producer 19 Entertainment Hires Music Exec Joey Arbagey

American Idol producer 19 Entertainment is getting a new leader in its music division.

The Sony Pictures Television-owned company, headed by Holzman and Aaron Saidman, has named Joey Arbagey as executive vp music. Arbagey, formerly of Epic Records, will oversee 19’s music business connected to the roster of artists who launched their careers on Idol. He’ll report to Holzman and Rachel Dax, executive vp production for Sony Pictures TV Nonfiction.

“We are so glad to bring Joey aboard as we work to evolve our music division to address the needs of artists in the music industry of today,” Holzman and Dax said in a statement. “He is an outstanding executive with a strong track record across both the business and creative sides of the industry. His input will be invaluable as we continue to build the legacy of one of the most iconic institutions in music.”

Arbagey spent a decade at Epic Records, most recently serving as executive vp A&R for the label. During his time there, he worked with artists including Camila Cabello, Mariah Carey, John K and Eddie Benjamin. Prior to joining Epic, Arbagey was head of A&R for Antonio “LA” Reid.

In his new post, Arbagey will have oversight of 19 Recordings, 19 Publishing and 19 Management, along with related partnerships, including with distribution partner BMG.

“I couldn’t be more excited to join Eli, Aaron, and Rachel, and the rest of the 19 Entertainment team, particularly at this moment,” Arbagey said. “They’ve built a music division with a roster that speaks for itself, and I look forward to working with them and our partners as we aim for even greater heights with our next chapter.”

 



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