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About The Role
Young is a music and arts organization, built around a London-based record label, that helps exceptional artists locate and develop their genius.
We are looking for an experienced, culturally embedded digital strategist to lead audience development across the Young Recordings and Young Artists roster. Based at Young Space in East London, you’ll work cross-functionally with Project Managers, Marketing, Press, Creative, and Management teams — defining, directing, and optimizing digital campaigns that feel native to each platform and audience.
Your deep understanding of online culture and platform behavior will see you play a vital role in shaping how our artists’ work is amplified and reaches their communities. You’ll move fluidly across a diverse roster, developing bespoke strategies across new release campaigns and catalogue, and connecting music to the moments and scenes that matter.
You’ll be comfortable directing internal teams and briefing external creators, while bringing a rigorous, data-informed approach to performance. The right person is someone who actively identifies and drives opportunities, is deeply immersed in digital culture, highly strategic, and energized by building the kind of campaigns that make music travel.
Experience
- Minimum 3 years in audience development, digital marketing, and/or social media management within the music industry
Responsibilities
- Develop and lead bespoke digital strategy across the rosters to grow audiences globally in line with overall campaign and artist goals
- Define platform-specific strategies and map content arcs for key campaign moments
- Work cross-functionally to ensure campaigns align with broader narrative and audience goals and are integrated with ancillary activity such as touring and partnerships
- Identify opportunities to develop and optimize digital strategy around real-time moments
- Work closely with internal teams and managers to anticipate moments and prepare assets in advance
- Brief creators and internal teams on platform-native content and ensure assets are optimized for shareability and seeding
- Define and maintain seeding objectives per campaign
- Collaborate with the Audience Coordinator to maintain tailored and evolving creator and community lists
- Review campaign and social performance data to ensure digital strategies adapt in real time to platform and audience behavior
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Skills
- A strong track record of growing and engaging audiences for artists or music brands, with a demonstrable understanding of release cycles and digital marketing best practices
- Deep knowledge of platform behavior across social, streaming, and direct-to-fan ecosystems, with hands-on experience of community and creator platforms
- Confident working with analytics, CRM, and audience insight tools to measure performance and inform strategy
- A sharp editorial instinct and the ability to direct teams on content, creative, and optimization decisions
- Experience working directly with artists and managers, with the cultural literacy and interpersonal awareness that brings
- Proactive, highly organized, and genuinely embedded in music and online culture


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How to Apply
To apply, please send your CV and application task to: cv@y-o-u-n-g.com with the email title ‘Digital Strategist Application’
Applications close at 6 pm on Thursday, 2nd April. The role requires that you have the right to work in the UK long term.
Application task – max. 5–7 slides or 1–2 pages
Choose one artist from the Young Recordings or Young Artists roster and outline a social strategy that connects their music to a relevant cultural moment today. This can center around either a current release or catalogue repertoire.
Please outline:
- The cultural insight or online moment driving the strategy
- The core narrative or campaign framing
- Platform-specific tactics and content ideas
- Potential digital creators, communities, or scenes you would engage
- Opportunities for reactive or real-time moments
- A brief view on how the campaign would evolve over time and potential performance optimizations
Young embraces the principle of equal employment opportunity for all. We are committed to cultivating an inclusive workplace representative of a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skillsets.
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