TUARON

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TUARON
Tuaron logo.png
Founded1999;25 years ago (1999)
Founder Anton Sova
Distributor(s) Symphonic (International)
GenreVarious
Country of origin Latvia
Location Riga, Latvia
Official website tuaron.com

TUARON is a global talent, model and sports scouting corporation, record label and publisher based in Latvia. The company was first established in the Ukraine in 1999 and is regarded as an influential player in the talent agency business, managing numerous clients. TUARON provides customised solutions for artists, models, athletes, influencers and various talents who need professional management to create and develop their careers.

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History

The TUARON music label was founded in December 1999. The label's goal was to support talented musicians. [1] [2] The company manages, publishes and distributes albums by Latvian and foreign artists of various music genres. [3]

The name of the company has changed over the years - Tuaron Music, Tuaron Management or Tuaron. In 2018, Tuaron rebranded its brand. The TUARON label received a new concept of working with artists and a registered trademark with capital letters. [4] [5]

The distributor is the American company Symphonic Distribution. [6]

At the initial stage, the catalogue was based on releases by artists with whom Anton Sova collaborated at the time of the label's foundation: singers Artur Bosso, Andrew Boldar and Alex Luna, hip-hop artist Kal1br, Latvian artists Giacomo and Andrey Klad. [7] [8]

The first release of the label on 12 February 2012 was a single by Ukrainian singer Artur Bosso, set to the music of the Swedish music band BWO (Bodies Without Organs), from the song "Sunshine In The Rain" with original lyrics and title "Amsterdam". [9] Following the signing of contracts with singers Alex Luna and Andrew Boldar, the catalogue was expanded to include their debut singles "Hands to the heavens" and "Not together". [10]

Discography

Filmography

Company Membership

As a music label, TUARON is a member of STIM (Svenska Tonsättares Internationella Musikbyrå), the Swedish collecting society for songwriters, composers and music publishers. [2]

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