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Job Title: Project Manager
Company: Full Time Hobby
Salary: Competitive / Dependent on experience
Contract terms: Full-time, permanent
Reporting to: FTHM Directors
Working Hours: 10am-6pm (Other hours where needed to attend shows / promotion)
Location: Dalston, London (with flexibility to work remotely when appropriate)
Application Deadline: 6pm Friday 4th September
Full Time Hobby is a record label within the Full Time Hobby Music group, FTHM also includes the Hassle Records label as well as publishing and management.
About The Role
- Coordinate and facilitate digital and physical releases
- Work with physical and digital distribution teams, generate sales notes and pitch documents
- Ensure all deadlines are met for physical and digital releases and adhere to campaign timelines
- Liaise with designers and mastering engineers to create digital masters and manufacturers to create physical LPs and CDs
- Coordinate promotion and marketing schedules domestically and internationally
- Work closely with artists and managers to help realize artist’s creative vision – help coordinate all audio and visual aspects of a campaign
- Run regular campaign updates and keep all members of team aware of significant promotion, live and marketing developments
- Work to budget – help to deliver all aspects of a campaign within budget
- Look for innovative ways to market and promote our artists and releases
- Work with D2C manager to deliver all aspects of D2C releases and fan CRM
- All other work as necessary to support the running of FTHM and help drive sales and awareness of artists and releases
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- Obsessed with music
- Record label project management experience essential
- Strong attention to detail
- Good organisation, communication and time management skills
- Positive approach to problem solving and willingness to work as part of a team
- Social media management and asset creation abilities
- An interest in and awareness of the FTH label’s roster
Benefits
- Holidays + Climate Perks
- Additional end of year closure holiday
- Pension contributions
- Parental Leave
- Time off to volunteer
- Cycle to Work Scheme
To apply 👇
Send CV along with ten favourite albums (any order) and last 3 gigs attended to: info@fulltimehobby.co.uk to arrive no later than 6pm on September 4th – applications will be reviewed as received.
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