Ross Copperman Signs To Rezonant Music Publishing

Ross Copperman

Ross Copperman has signed to the recently-launched Rezonant Music Group, led by Tim Wipperman, Garry Velletri, and Alan Walter.

“This is a major step for our young company,” Wipperman said. “Ross is one of the most accomplished songwriters and producers in town right now and has been for the past several years. He brings with him a catalog of substantial current hits and is at the forefront of where music is headed. We are extremely proud that he chose Rezonant as his publishing home.”

Copperman co-wrote Kenny Chesney’s current collaboration with Pink, “Setting The World On Fire.” Earlier this year, he was twice honored with a CMA Triple Play Award for having six No. 1 songs in a 12-month period. He has co-written numerous chart-toppers, including Keith Urban’s “John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16” and “Break On Me;” Brett Eldredge’s “Beat of the Music” and “Lose My Mind;” Luke Bryan’s “Strip It Down” and Justin Moore’s “Point At You.”

As a producer, Copperman was nominated for a 2015 Grammy in the Country Album of the Year category for his work on Dierks Bentley’s Riser album. That same year, Bentley’s single “Drunk On A Plane” was nominated for CMA Single of the Year.

Wipperman and Velletri have more than 30 years in their respective resumes of working for and running publishing companies across all genres of music. Walter, former CFO of Famous Music and Bug Music, handles the financial responsibilities from Los Angeles. Whipperman handles Rezonant’s efforts in Nashville, while Velletri is stationed in New York.