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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2022 · 1H 15M

Ep27: Man behind the music: It's Dean Augustine!

from Lion City Rock · host The Fast Colors, Chris Toh, Kevin Mathews

This week on Lion City Rock...We know the music made by musicians, but who helps musicians make a living with their music? It's the people who make up the "business" half of the music business. They help open doors for new musicians to perform and get their music heard to a potentially worldwide audience.These are people like Dean Augustine, the head of Cross Ratio Entertainment. He started out as a shelf-stacker at Tower Records, before eventually becoming a managing director at Japanese music label S2S, and later, the founder of Cross Ratio Entertainment. These days, he's working with the likes of Tay Kewei, MICappella, Alfred Sim, Gentle Bones, Ling Kai and more.But what does it take to manage the careers of musicians? Dean shares his own experiences in this nearly no-holds-barred chat.******Find out more about Dean Augustine's Cross Ratio Entertainment here.******Like, follow and subscribe to Lion City Rock on RedCircle, Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Leave a comment/review, and get updates on The Fast Colors' Facebook and Instagram pages.Leave a rating when you can and thank you very much for listening and for all your support!

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