Amaya Toman Apple Music's promotion department has a new director. He is Brian Bumbery, who replaced Jimmy Iovine in this position. Iovine has moved on to become a consultant for Apple's streaming service.
Brian Bumbery is no stranger to the music industry. For example, he worked at Warner Bros., where he collaborated with famous names such as Metallica, Green Day, Chris Cornell or Madonna. Before joining Warner Bros. Brian Burbery was a partner at independent PR company Score Press. Here too he met famous musical performers.
In 2011, Bumbery founded his own company, BB Gun Press. It is currently headed by Bumbery's former colleague from Warner Bros. Luke Burland. Bumbery's arrival at the helm of the promotion section of Apple Music is not the only change that has taken place at the service recently. In April of this year, Oliver Schusser was appointed director of Apple Music. He originally worked at Apple, for example, with iTunes, iBooks, or the Podcasty service.
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