LOS ANGELES (CelebrityAccess) — Chris Taylor’s Los Angeles-based Hall of Fame Artists has announced the launch of a dedicated talent management division.
At its inception, the division represents a diverse roster, including UK soul/funk legends Cymande, lo-fi rap/rock group Arkells, pianist and composer Kiefer, electro-pop artist Lights, comedian Brittany Brave, and others.
The new division brings on industry veteran Keith Hagan, a seasoned publicist and marketing strategist, who will transition his current management roster to Hall of Fame Artists.
The team also includes touring and merchandise expert Sarah Osgoode, radio promotion executive Polo Brewster (Kendrick Lamar, J Cole, Tory Lanez), and marketing specialists Kultar “KC” Chohan and Kate Stronczer.
“There has never been a better time to be an independent operator in the music industry. At Hall of Fame, we combine decades of experience with top-tier resources to support a growing and impressive talent roster. I’m thrilled to embark on this journey with our managers and incredible artists,” said Chris Taylor, the company’s founder.
Additional signings across management, recording, and music publishing will be revealed in the coming months, Taylor said.
“We’re offering a comprehensive suite of services for our clients,” Taylor added. “Today’s artists are multi-dimensional and want to explore books, podcasts, film, TV, and more. Hall of Fame will serve as a platform for them to thrive across all media.”
Taylor, who previously served as the president and CEO of Blackstone-owned MNRK Music Group, began his career as an entertainment attorney, representing clients such as Drake and Avril Lavigne. He founded Hall of Fame Artists in July 2024.
