Signed: Randy Rogers Band Inks With Miranda Lambert’s Big Loud Texas; Marc Scibilia Flies With Concord

Skip to main content Other recent signings include Star Moles, Carissa's Wierd, Claude VonStroke and Ignite. Back Row (L-R): Brady Black, Nick Rhodes, Les Lawless, Geoffrey Hill, Johnny Chops, Todd Stewart, Enzo Divencenzo; Front Row (L-R): Jon Randall, Randy Rogers, Miranda Lambert, Brendon Anthony. Brayln Kelly Smith / Courtesy True Public Relations Randy Rogers Band partnered with Big Loud Texas for the release of their upcoming album Songbook. The label imprint was founded by Miranda Lambert and Jon Randall in 2023, in partnership with Big Loud Records. “Can’t begin to describe how excited and honored Big Loud Texas is to partner with Randy and the guys for the release of Songbook,” Big Loud Texas partner Randall said in a statement. “The collaborations on this album speak to Randy’s legacy and the impact he has had on Texas music and beyond. I can’t wait for everyone to hear this record.” Related The first release off Songbook, out now, is a reimagined version of the track “Tommy Jackson” featuring Parker McCollum. The album is slated for release on Jan. 22. Randy Rogers Band will tour across Texas throughout the fall, with 2027 tour dates to be announced soon. — Jessica Nicholson Concord Records signed singer-songwriter Marc Scibilia. The first release under the deal, “By Your Side” with Abigail Rose, is out now. His next studio album is due next year. As a songwriter and producer, Scibilia has worked with Teddy Swims, Keith Urban, Lainey Wilson and more; he supported Swims on tour this summer. He’s managed by Patrick Flanagan at Maverick. — Chris Eggertsen Star Moles Louise Sullivan Star Moles, the Philadelphia-based project of Emily Moales, signed to Dead Oceans. The label will release her new album, Highway to Hell, on vinyl for the first time on Dec. 4. Her new single, “Born Again,” was released earlier this month. She’s set to embark on a North American headlining tour in January. — Chris Eggertsen Read further for additional artist signings. Carissa’s Wierd (TBA Agency, Nettwerk Music Group) Image Credit: Ryan Faist Indie rock band Carissa’s Wierd signed with Lindsey Schiffman at TBA Agency for touring and Nettwerk Music Group for label services. The band, composed of Mat Brooke and Jenn Champion, will release its first new album in 25 years, Somewhere Further Than Far Away, on Jan. 8. It previously put out three albums on Seattle-based indie labels Brown and Sad Robot — 2000’s Ugly But Honest: 1996-1999, 2001’s You Should Be at Home Here and 2002’s Songs About Leaving — before breaking up in 2003. — Chris Eggertsen Claude VonStroke (MP3 LABS) MP3 LABS signed Claude VonStroke for management, representing the house music producer and his Barclay Crenshaw alias. Franz Hilberath and Ashley Kelaita will oversee management of the artist, who released the Claude VonStroke album Wrong Number earlier this year. — Chris Eggertsen Ignite (Vinyl Threat Records) Image Credit: Nicholas Piscitello Orange County melodic hardcore band Ignite signed with Vinyl Threat Records, the new in-house label from Las Vegas’ Punk Rock Museum. The label will release the band’s new album, Still Wide Awake, on Jan. 15. — Chris Eggertsen Adult Leisure (Big Loud Rock) Image Credit: Sam Harbridge Bristol, England-based band Adult Leisure signed with Big Loud Rock, which released the group’s new single “Kiss Me Like You Miss Her.” The song, originally included on the group’s 2025 debut album The Things You Don’t Know Yet, recently debuted at No. 40 on Billboard‘s Alternative Airplay chart. Adult Leisure is composed of Neil Scott (vocals), David Woolford (guitar, vocals), Luke Denham (bass) and Nathan Searle (drums). — Chris Eggertsen Lee Rouse (Cupid Theory) Image Credit: Aaron Marsh Producer, songwriter and engineerLee Rouse signed with Cupid Theory for management. Rouse has worked with The Funeral Portrait, Teddy Swims, Madball and Outlier, among others. He will be guided by Cupid Theory’s Andrew Wetzel. — Chris Eggertsen CorMae (DC-Jam Records) Austin punk band CorMae signed with DC-Jam Records, which released the group’s new album, Everything is SO GREAT! CorMae recently supported of Montreal on tour and will next embark on a headline run of the western U.S. starting Oct. 21. — Chris Eggertsen Bien (Quality Control) Image Credit: Maganga Quality Control signed Kenyan singer-songwriter Bien via a new joint venture with Courtesy Of. Bien is Quality Control’s first African artist. “I’ll Be Okay,” the first release from his upcoming album, is out now. — Chris Eggertsen Baby Wave (Saddle Creek) Image Credit: cmod Nashville band Baby Wave signed to Saddle Creek, which released its new single, “The Scene Is Changing,” on the label. Composed of book NOT brooke, Gardner Gottsegen and Jakob Bibb, the band previously released the EP still life with fellow Nashville band Total Wife in 2024. Its debut album will be announced soon. — Chris Eggertsen Teens in Trouble (Lauren Records) Image Credit: sasss world Teens in Trouble, the Raleigh, N.C.-based project of Asian-American singer, guitarist and songwriter Lizzie Killian, signed to Lauren Records and released the single “I Do” as a co-release between Lauren and its own label, Sneak Dog Records. Teens in Trouble released its debut album, What’s Mine, in 2024. — Chris Eggertsen Luis Mexia (Socios Music) Mexican singer-songwriter Luis Mexia signed a partnership with Socios Music, the label co-founded by global superstar Carín León and 2026 Latin Power Player Jorge Juárez. The deal arrived after Mexia earned his first Latin Grammy nomination for writing “No Capea,” recorded by Xavi and Grupo Frontera this year. He also co-wrote León’s “Desde Que Te Tengo,” nominated for record of the year. Born in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, his credits also include León’s “No Es Por Acá,” “Lado Frágil,” “La Morrita” feat. Xavi and “Me Está Doliendo” feat. Alejandro Fernández, as well as songs recorded by Grupo Firme, Christian Nodal, Pepe Aguilar, Netón Vega and La Arrolladora Banda. As a recording artist, Mexia has released four projects, including his 2021 debut Las Ganas Me Sobran and Con Las Que Me Dan Sed (2025). He is the second artist to sign to Socios Music, followed by Juan Carlos “Kakalo” Corral. — Isabela Raygoza ARISHA (RJ Create) Image Credit: Holy Smoke Photography Mexican singer-songwriter and vocal producer ARISHA inked a recording deal with RJ Create, the New York-based company co-founded by two-time Latin Grammy nominee Roman Rojas and tech entrepreneur Jamie Propp. The Aguascalientes native blends Latin pop, K-pop and synth-pop, performing in both English and Spanish. She first began her career on Mexican television at age 6 and later gained recognition at 16 as a contestant on México Tiene Talento, where she performed a duet with Ximena Sariñana. ARISHA — a Billboard Latin Artist On Our Radar alum — has also showcased her versatility with “Esta canción es sobre ti baby,” her Spanglish take on NewJeans’ “OMG.” Her debut EP with RJ Create, Nocturna, is scheduled for release Oct. 30. — Isabela Raygoza Sana Sana Música (Republic Records/Universal Music Latino) Austin band Sana Sana Música signed with Republic Records and Universal Music Latino, which will release its single “Hay Que Volver.” Led by Venezuelan-American vocalist Sisi, the band blends smoky drums, Spanish soul samples, bluesy guitar and bright keys into a genre-fluid Latin sound. The track arrives alongside a music video and features guitarist and bassist Maximiliano, a Texas-Mexico border native, alongside Grammy-winning producer Joseph. — Isabela Raygoza Band of Skulls (FLG Records) Image Credit: Will Stockwell FLG Records, the rock and alternative imprint of Frontiers Label Group, signed British rockers Band of Skulls. The band, which has a new lineup, is set to release new music along with a deluxe box set celebrating its first three records: 2009’s Baby Darling Doll Face Honey, 2012’s Sweet Sour and 2014’s Himalayan. — Chris Eggertsen WhoMadeWho (Maison Arts) Danish electronic trio WhoMadeWho signed with Maison Arts, which released the group’s new single, “We Could Be Lost,” on Oct. 9. WhoMadeWho is also signed with CAA for booking and JET for management. — Chris Eggertsen Supertaste (Nettwerk, CAA) Image Credit: Shervin Lainez Nettwerk signed indie disco group Supertaste and released the band’s new single “Cinephile.” Supertaste also signed with Ferry Rais-Shaghaghi and Peyton Manna at CAA for booking. The band, which will release its new album Jubilance on Dec. 11, is managed by TJ McCloy at Good People Group. — Chris Eggertsen Daily newsletters straight to your inbox Sign Up More From Pro