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Oct 27, 2017 · After leaving Warner in 2008, Korda founded Infectious Music (Mk.2), going on to sign The Temper Trap and the Mercury Prize-winning alt-J before selling the business to BMG in 2014. And BMG is where Korda professionally resides today, as EVP of Recorded Music in London, having recently inked deals with the likes of The Prodigy, Boy George and…
- Tim Ingham
Sep 2, 2014 · “BMG’s fresh approach to the music business and its understanding of the structural changes faced by the industry make it the obvious choice to partner with,” commented Infectious Music founder and...
Sep 2, 2014 · Korda left Warner Brothers in Autumn 2009 to start Infectious Music (version 2). He has been a member of the BPI Council for 13 years and currently serves as Chairman of the Official Charts Company and as a director of the BRIT Trust.
Korda Marshall harbours two distinct, sometimes warring, personalities. First, there’s the A&R extraordinaire with an independent heart; the owner of – as the industry adage would have it – ‘great ears’, who discovered Muse, Ash, Alt-J, Garbage and The Temper Trap before anyone else had a sniff.
Feb 18, 2020 · As part of the new structure, Korda Marshall has extended his deal with BMG after five successful years since the sale of his Infectious Music label to the company. He will continue to A&R artists such as The DMA’S, alt-J, RY X, Richard Ashcroft and Morrissey as well as a string of recent new signings to be announced shortly.
Sep 10, 2014 · Infectious artists such as Alt-J, Drenge, The Temper Trap, Local Natives, Superfood and These New Puritans will move over as part of the deal alongside the label’s team including Founder Korda Marshall.
Aug 28, 2024 · Korda Marshall discusses the 'Golden Triangle' of success in a digital world, optimism and hard work in this exclusive TMN interview.
