Warner Music's ADA teams up with music education nonprofit Nvak
-- a non-profit organization that nurtures artists who live in countries experiencing social, political and/or cultural turmoil -- has signed a global deal with Warner Music’s Alternative Distribution Alliance to distribute music by artists in those regions, the company announced Friday . The first release under the deal is “Love the Way You Feel,” a single written and recorded by 18-year-old Armenian singer, songwriter and producer Brunette.
She added, “There isn’t a huge music business here and there are limited opportunities for young artists to be able to express themselves through their art. Nvak is a space where you can be free to express you.” vocalist and keyboardist Sebu Simonian and songwriter-producer Nico Stadi, who produced “Love the Way You Feel.", who came up with the concept during a visit to her parents' native Armenia.
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