{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/64fd393d94060c0011939174/6a965384b0faeccb2396e6e7?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"Harry Moore; Hi To Lowtide","description":"<p>They don't come as determined and tenacious as this week's guest on Vinyl Tap. </p><p>Harry Moore cut his teeth some ten years ago back at the the now defunct 123 Live Agency under the guidance and auspices of Damian Costin. When 123 folded in 2017, Harry joined the powerhouse that is UNIFIED Music to help form their new live agency, Lonely Lands! </p><p>Lonely Lands was conceived by Tash Sultana and her manager Regan Lethbridge in conjunction with Unified's CEO Jaddan Comerford. </p><p>It was at this juncture that Harry took his game to a whole other level championing a diverse array of artists from Tones and I to Tash Sultana herself and to Ocean Alley and Ziggy Alberts. It was an enviable roster rooted in proper artist development, integrity and class. </p><p>A week or so ago, however, Harry made somewhat of a surprising announcement telling the world that he was going out on his own with his newly formed 'LowTide\" Agency. And it appears that a major chunk of his previous roster share in his business philosophies and practices. </p><p>Joining him on his fresh journey are the likes of Tones and I, Ocean Alley, Boy and Bear, The Cat Empire, Brad Cox and Stand Atlantic, just to name a few!</p><p>Why the move? What are Harry's thoughts on the live domestic music scene and industry nowadays? What are his idea's for the future growth of his roster? </p><p>This is a refreshing and sprightly conversation with one of this country's brightest and bravest young live agents. </p>","author_name":"Michael Parisi"}