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Management firm Indegoot signs on four bands
By Aly Barchi | Published on Friday 30 May 2014
NYC and LDN-based artist management ting Indegoot Entertainment has given its client listings a boost with four brand new signings, all with ridiculous names, and all from the USA. So that’s a thing to think about. Nightmare And The Cat, Highly Suspect, Bel Heir and Omniflux. Those are the names.
Nightmare And The Cat, in case you’re curious, are a pop-rock band living in LA, and will release their first LP, ‘Simple’, in July. Highly Suspect, meanwhile, are twins Rich and Ryan Meyer, who play bass and drums, and guitarist/singer Johnny Stevens. They’re signed to Lyor Cohen’s new(ish) firm 300. Fancy that. Bel Heir reside in Philadelphia and have an LP winging its way in next year, and Omniflux is the pro alias of avant garde/trip hop/pop artist Mahsa Zargaran.
Indegoot CEO Bill McGathy’s reaction to the above is like so: “These four new additions to the Indegoot management roster are testament to our commitment to developing new talent. All four artists are incredible and are already creating real momentum. We are very excited about the possibilities for these acts both here in the US and in Europe”.
