Noah Cyrus Joins Forces with Range Music in New Management Agreement

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Noah Cyrus has joined up with Range Music On Friday, the company declared a new management agreement.

Cyrus becomes part of a team at Range that already features Shaboozey , featuring Jack Harlow, Saweetie, Rita Ora, Pentatonix, Dylan Gossett, and PartyNextDoor, who most recently achieved his first No. 1 album through a collaboration with Drake. Some Sexy Songs for You.

Cyrus received a nomination for Best New Artist at the 63rd Grammy Awards in 2021. She put out her first album around that time. The Hardest Part A year later, this received significant praise. Cyrus has worked alongside her sister, pop icon Miley Cyrus, along with Ben Gibbard from Death Cab for Cutie and singer-songwriter Vance Joy, amongst others. Beyond her musical endeavors, she has also pursued an acting career, starring in various productions. American Horror Stories back in 2021.

In addition to musicians, Range Music also represents songwriters and producers like Sean Douglas, Wondagurl, and Murda Beatz.

"In my meetings with Matt [Graham, who leads Range’s music division], along with the rest of the team, I found them incredibly compelling. It became evident that their deep understanding of the country/Americana genre, combined with his background spanning multiple musical styles, sets both the company and him apart. This uniqueness deeply aligns with my artistic sensibilities," Cyrus stated.

Graham mentioned, “The songwriting and vocal abilities of Noah showcase the maturity and skill one might expect from someone with numerous life experiences, despite her being merely 25 years old.” He added, “For us as listeners, what we’ve experienced so far is just scratching the surface of her potential impact artistically. We at Range feel honored and thrilled to support her journey into this exciting new chapter of her professional path.”

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