AI Music Start-Up Suno Hires Atlantic Records, YouTube Alums to Lead Marketing and Music Business Development (EXCLUSIVE)

By Corbin Bolies

Corbin Bolies

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Suno, the controversial AI music generation company eager to partner with the music industry, has tapped two executives with longstanding ties to the business in VP roles.

The company has hired former Atlantic Records executive Grace James as vice president and head of artist marketing and editorial. In addition, Christian Bowne, former YouTube head of major label business development, will join as Suno’s head of music business development. James will lead Suno’s efforts to market its artists, including those who emerge from its incubator program Spark, while Bowne will be charged with developing its licensing strategy and partnering with the industry.

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