Newcomer Signs with ole and Jeremy Stover’s Publishing Company

Pictured (L-R): back: Gilles Godard (ole, VP Corporate Affairs and Development), Shellien Kinsey (ole, Creative Coordinator), Mike Whelan (ole, Sr. Director, Creative), Emily Mueller (ole, Creative Manager), and Ben Strain (ole, Creative Director). Front: Jeremy Stover (ole songwriter), Adam Hambrick, and John Ozier (ole, GM, Creative).

ole and Jeremy Stover‘s Red Creative Group have signed a worldwide publishing deal with newcoming country singer/songwriter Adam Hambrick. Under the deal, ole will handle global co-publishing for Hambrick’s future copyrights.

“Adam is a talented songwriter and performer who has already tasted success on his own, and ole is committed to utilizing our world-class publishing resources to kick his career into overdrive,” said John Ozier, GM of Nashville Creative at ole.

“I’ve believed in Adam’s songwriting from the first note I heard, and I couldn’t be happier to see him join ole and Red Creative Group,” said Stover. “I’ve always been impressed with the professionalism, knowledge, and most importantly, results of the ole staff. I’m excited to work with them to bring Adam’s career to the next level.”

“I’ve been a big fan of ole ever since I started working with [ole songwriter] Jeremy back in 2011, and I’m thrilled to have their support,” said Hambrick. “Everyone at ole has been extremely welcoming and focused on finding the biggest audience possible for the music they love. I can’t wait to see what the future holds!”

Raised in Corinth, MS, and now based in Nashville, Hambrick released his first album, Fighting from the Ground, in late 2010. The following year, he caught the ear of Stover when Justin Moore recommended him. This led to the duet “Old Habits,” which Moore recorded with Miranda Lambert and featured on Moore’s 2013 album Off the Beaten Path. Stover then co-produced Hambrick’s most recent album, Wheels or Wings, with Andrew DeRoberts.

Hambrick joins current ole writers include Rush, Tyler Farr, Josh Dorr, Gord Bamford, Brett Jones, Dave Turnbull, Jeremy Stover, Marty Dodson, and Ian Thornley. ole has ongoing Ventures with Last Gang Publishing, Roots Three Music, Jackoby Publishing, and most recently, ole-Bluestone Publishing, ole’s venture with Timbaland. ole’s legacy catalogs and writers include Max Webster, Coney Hatch, and Ian Thomas.