- jasmine.4.t has officially joined the client roster at Take Care Management for music management representation, managed by founder Jen Long.
- The singer-songwriter continues her existing public relations partnership with Grandstand Media.
- Her debut studio album, You Are The Morning, was released via Phoebe Bridgers' Saddest Factory Records.
UK-based indie rock singer-songwriter jasmine.4.t has signed with Take Care Management for management representation.
Under the leadership of veteran manager and music executive Jen Long, Take Care Management will handle her music management strategy. The artist will continue her ongoing public relations partnership with Grandstand Media.
jasmine.4.t achieved a career-defining milestone as the first UK artist signed to Phoebe Bridgers‘ Saddest Factory Records. Her debut album, You Are The Morning, features heavy production contributions from boygenius members Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers, and Lucy Dacus.
Her discography also includes notable releases such as her breakout single “Skin on Skin”. She co-founded the Bristol-based DIY imprint Breakfast Records, which issued her early EP Worn Through before she transitioned to major indie label distribution through Saddest Factory Records and Interscope Records.
This management update reflects an ongoing surge in talent management shifts within the indie and alternative rock ecosystem, including Geese signing with Weekday Management for management and The Braymores signing with Red Light Management for management.
Backed by an all-trans touring band, jasmine.4.t has continued building momentum on the road following high-profile support slots with Lucy Dacus and live festival appearances.
Partnering with Take Care Management places her alongside a boutique, artist-focused roster as she expands her international footprint across touring and label initiatives.
Takeaways
jasmine.4.t’s partnership with Take Care Management highlights the growing power of boutique management firms in nurturing unique indie acts.
Having transitioned from DIY roots with Breakfast Records to backing from Phoebe Bridgers’ Saddest Factory Records, her career trajectory emphasizes how critical aligned team building is for rising artists.
Retaining Grandstand Media for PR while bringing on manager Jen Long grounds her career strategy with experienced UK industry veterans.
How will joining Take Care Management support jasmine.4.t’s transition from UK club venues to major international festival bookings? Will boutique managers like Jen Long become the preferred choice for artists looking to retain creative control while scaling globally?
