Antony spent a decade at Chrysalis Music, primarily running the International Department and working with artists such as Portishead, Spiritualized and Outkast, as well as developing songwriters from around the world. He tried (and miserably failed) to sign Jewel, Macy Gray and Ani Di Franco. He did not try to sign Blink 182 because he “didn’t get it” and that has haunted him ever since. From there he joined Rick Rubin’s American Recordings, spending the next decade again failing miserably at signing artists ranging from The Killers and Imagine Dragons to Avenged Sevenfold and Drowning Pool. In 2010, Antony co-founded CandyShop Management. Artists managed include Republic/PhotoFinish artists The Mowgli’s, Black Magnetic Recording artists The Rocketboys, Brooklyn independent troubadour Kevin Devine and Atlanta’s greatest new rock band, Baby Baby. In the past year CandyShop’s artists have generated over $1M in licensing and royalty income from TV, commercials, movies and video games.

Rebecca Rienks oversees all music content for E! Entertainment Television, including music for marketing, branding and programming. She serves as music supervisor or creative executive on a variety of E! flagship shows - such as Keeping Up with the Kardashians, E! News, The Soup and #RichKids of Beverly Hills – spearheading the creative and licensing strategies for the Network’s constantly evolving programming slate. Working closely with both A-list artists and emerging acts, Rebecca has focused on fostering a 360° music perspective at the channel, to complement E!’s existing pop culture-focused brand. She has worked directly with artists such as Janelle Monae, Fitz and the Tantrums and Charli XCX to create bespoke branded content for E!, while also bringing a variety of up-and-coming acts – Kongos, Kid Ink, Lolo and Martin Garrix, to name a few – to the E! audience. Prior to joining NBC, Rebecca spent 2+ years at Lionsgate Films and over 5 years in independent music supervision.