HOLLYWOOD RECORDS


'Hollywood Records' is a record label owned by Disney. It mainly focuses on over produced pop music and childen show actors turned singers. The label was started in 1989 and initially distributed by Elektra Records in the US and Canada until 1995 when distribution switched to PolyGram (which became Universal Music Group in 1998.)

Contents
Hollywood artists
Hollywood Records In The United Kingdom & Australia
Hollywood Records Executive Bios
Trivia
See also
References
External links

Hollywood artists



Aly & AJ

Atreyu

Breaking Benjamin

The Cheetah Girls

Corbin Bleu

Evans Blue

Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

Gran Bel Fisher

Hayden Panettiere

Hilary Duff

Indigo Girls

Ingram Hill

Jesse McCartney

Jonas Brothers

Jordan Pruitt

Los Lobos

Marié Digby

Miley Cyrus

Plain White T's

Queen

Raven-Symoné

Sparta

Vanessa Hudgens
Hollywood Records also releases many film soundtracks from films made by Disney or Disney-owned film studios.
Together with Lyric Street Records, Mammoth Records and Walt Disney Records, it is currently part of the Buena Vista Music Group.

Hollywood Records In The United Kingdom & Australia


In the United Kingdom and Australia, Hollywood Records currently releases acts such as Hilary Duff and Jesse McCartney through the Angel Records label of EMI, however in the past it has been distributed 'independently' through Edel Records for Duran Duran's Pop Trash album and had a sub-label called Tr1be in the early 1990s.

Hollywood Records Executive Bios



★ President - Bob Cavallo

★ SVP/General Manager - Abbey Konowitch


★ 'Abbey Konowitch' is currently General Manager of Hollywood Records. Before joining MCA, Abbey was General Manager at Maverick Records. The jewel in his crown was Alanis Morissette, whom he developed and marketed into a worldwide celebrity.

Before launching his career within labels, Abbey was employed by MTV as its Senior Vice President of Music & Talent. In his current role, Abbey has worked to create and cultivate a roster of pop and rock stars. In July 2006, former executive assistant Gina Wagschal Izad filed a lawsuit accusing Konowitch of sexual harassment.[1]
In July 2007, Abbey introduced a new CD format to be released from Hollywood Records called CDVU+
[2]

★ SVP Marketing - Ken Bunt

★ SVP Of Promotion - Justin Fontaine

Trivia



★ In the late 90's, Hollywood Records supported Insane Clown Posse. Hollywood produced their 4th main album, The Great Milenko. But soon dropped the rap act due to controversy over Hollywoods pulling of The Great Milenko the day it hit shelves, and concerned parents making Insane Clown Posse pull three songs off of the final track listing.

See also



List of record labels

Hollywood Pictures

References


1. Hollywood Reporter article, July 31 2006
2. Week article, July, 2007

External links



Abbey Konowitch Official Site

Abbey Konowitch at SXSW (2005)

Interview with Abbey Konowitch

★ Interview with Abbey Konowitch

Abbey Konowitch on Nirvana

Hollywood Records extends deal for Senior Management

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