Nine North Records Label Group Videos
COUNTRY FOCUSED SOCIAL
media marketing
We’ll work together to create a personalized package that best suits you and your needs. Rise through the musical ranks with our tailored strategies that have a proven track record of success.
RADIO CAMPAIGNS
We understand every client requires a unique strategy, and we're able to draw from our diverse experiences in applying our creative approach to deliver outcomes beyond what was expected.
ARTIST DEVELOPMEnt
It's not a one-size-fits-all world anymore. We've never stopped learning and growing as a team, and we love applying those lessons to your launch. After all, you only get one shot at a grand opening - let's make it count!
Consulting
We’ll work together to create a personalized package that best suits you and your needs. Rise through the musical ranks with our tailored strategies that have a proven track record of success.
WHAT WE DO
LARRY PAREIGIS
MEETTHEOWNER
After graduating with honors from Middle Tennessee State University’s School Of Mass Communications, Larry Pareigis began his radio career in Nashville, then moved on to Albuquerque, Sacramento & San Francisco, winning a Gavin program director of the year award.
Post-radio, Pareigis went to work for Monument Records label under the Sony Nashville umbrella. During his decade-plus with the company, he ran promotion for each label – at some points ALL the labels – under that umbrella, including the aforementioned Monument, Columbia, Epic & Lucky Dog.
During that decade, he was responsible for breaking acts like Dixie Chicks, Gretchen Wilson, Montgomery Gentry, Van Zant, Miranda Lambert, Buddy Jewell & many more.
Current and former clients include Ashley Monroe, Bryan White, Charlie Daniels, Court Yard Hounds, Dixie Chicks, Gretchen Wilson, Joey + Rory, John Berry, Miranda Lambert, Montgomery Gentry, Tracy Lawrence, Train, Van Zant, Willie Nelson, and many more.
"The truth of it is that every singer out there with songs on the radio is raising the next generation, so make your words count."