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615 Music Hires Shauna Krikorian

Jun 30, 2006 5:38 PM

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Randy Wachtler, president and CEO of 615 Music (Nashville) announced that the company has named Shauna Krikorian (pictured) to the newly created post of music director, Los Angeles. Krikorian will represent 615 Music and its services to new clients based along the West Coast. She will also seek new business from production and post-production companies in need of music for their film, television, commercial, promotional, videogame, Internet or multimedia projects.

Prior to joining 615 Music, Krikorian founded SLK Entertainment, a music management company in Los Angeles. Moving forward, Krikorian will work for both 615 Music and SLK Entertainment. In her role with SLK, Krikorian serves as manager for artists such as Chris Parish, Saturday’s Child, Lee Newman, Carter William Humphrey and Lauren Wild.

For more information, visit www.615music.com and www.slk-entertainment.com.




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