Australia’s PS Music Group expands [EXCLUSIVE]

PS Music Group, a local booking agency, promoter and management company, has expanded operations with the launch of a second national office.

TIO can exclusively reveal the previously Brisbane-based music company has now launched in the live music capital of the world, Melbourne.

Company Director, Will Watson, will helm the Melbourne office while the Brisbane office remains in operation under the reign of the current team members, which include Kat Bermingham, and senior agent, Braydon Ritson.

Since its launch in 2016, PS Music Group has grown to represent 50 domestic artists and grown its tour promoting services. It’s artist roster includes Melbourne rockers The Sinking Teeth, electro-folk act Owen Rabbit, Tijuana Cartel, Bobby Alu, The Cactus Channel, and Thando.

Meanwhile, PS Music Group have toured the likes of LA Witch, Canada’s Frazey Ford for Mullum Music Fest, and Hot 8 Brass Band.

Will Watson commented on the expansion, saying:

“We just celebrated our second birthday and our operations have matured to a point that now make it possible for me to relocate and expand our reach. It makes sense for us to be operating in the same city as many of our clients and acts,” he says.

“I’m thrilled to be moving to Australia’s cultural hub and working with the creative community in Melbourne.”

Will Watson

Additionally, the Group recently signed a bookings deal with emerging Melbourne act Soliloquy, who just released his single ‘Spell On Me’ and signed a management deal with Sensible Antixx.

Soliloquy. Photo Credit: Aleksandar Jason

Soliloquy made his debut performance with New York hip hop legend Pharoahe Monch at the age of 13. Since then, he took a finalist spot in triple j’s Unearthed High competition, and has shared the stage with De La Soul, GZA (Wu-Tang Clan), Xzibit and M-Phazes.

Listen to ‘Spell On Me’ below:

PS Music Group’s Melbourne office will be located in the southern suburb of Prahran.

This article originally appeared on The Industry Observer, which is now part of The Music Network.