Brief
Jesse Jo Stark and Deadly Doll sign recording deal with BMG
The artist and her label join BMG as she prepares to release the album Muse on Nov. 6.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Jesse Jo Stark and her label Deadly Doll have signed a recording agreement with BMG, the Hollywood Reporter learned. The deal coincides with Stark’s new management team, co‑founders Sam Jackson and Liza Owen of Openstage.
BMG’s West Coast head Dan Gill praised Stark’s “distinctive artistic vision” and said the upcoming album will be a “powerful reflection of who she is as an artist.” The album, titled Muse, is slated for release on Nov. 6, with its lead single “Colorado” and accompanying video already out.
Deadly Doll, named after Stark’s 2017 single, also serves as the brand for her merchandise and clothing line, co‑run with her parents Richard and Laurie Lynn Stark.
Key facts
- Jesse Jo Stark and Deadly Doll have signed a deal with BMG. (hollywoodreporter.com)
- Stark’s new management includes Openstage co‑founders Sam Jackson and Liza Owen. (hollywoodreporter.com)
- Her album Muse is scheduled for release on Nov. 6, with the single “Colorado” already out. (hollywoodreporter.com)
Sources
- [1] hollywoodreporter.com — originally reported as “Jesse Jo Stark and Deadly Doll Sign With BMG”
