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Naomi Carman Signs With Big Machine Records
Twenty-three-year-old singer-songwriter Naomi Carman has signed a record deal with Big Machine Records.
The 23-year-old Cincinnati-born singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Naomi Carman has signed a record deal with Big Machine Records, becoming the label's newest signee. She is the first artist to join Big Machine Records since Scott Borchetta took over the label again in February and formed Borchetta Entertainment Group.
Hours after signing the deal, Carman made her Big Machine debut at the annual luncheon at CRS. During her artist showcase, she performed a cover of Gene Vincent's 'Be-Bop-a-Lula' alongside her unreleased original song 'Little Sister'.
Before signing with Big Machine, Carman performed in honky-tonk bars and festivals with her father Blair Carman for over 10 years. She also appeared on select concert dates of Carter Faith's 'Cherry Valley' tour. In 2024, she signed a contract with songwriter and Haptic Management founder Brent James. The Naomi Carman Band is scheduled to perform at RIVERDOG Music in Wakeman on October 17.
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