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Brett Leboff (born 16 February 1979 in Watford, Hertfordshire, England) is an artist manager and founder of Monumental Music Group. ==Monumental Management== Brett set up Monumental Management in 2005 and was swiftly joined by Len Bendel. The two had met through music connections in Leeds, having both been heavily involved in playing and studying music in the city for many years. Brett Leboff was originally a session drummer and teacher and Len Bendel a Bass Player and Music Lawyer both of them went about putting Monumental Management Ltd firmly on the map in London. The first acts signed to Monumental Management were Lana and Big Strides. Within months of signing Big Strides they were booked to play in front of 000’ of people at Summer Sonic Festival, Japan signed licensing deal with Reservoir Records - EMI Japan for Strides first record “Small Town, Big Strides” then subsequent records “Cry It All Out” and “Super Custom Limited”. During this time Monumental promoted sell out shows at Electric Ballroom, Camden London and Scala, Kings Cross, London. They went on to return to Japan on tours supporting Little Barrie and The Charlatans. Over the years they clocked up radio plays on BBC Radio 2 and BBC 6 Music. They later signed license with India Media Distributed by Rough Trade in Germany. Appeared on German television and played as part of British Music Week in Berlin. Music At Monumental released the Blue EP by Lana in 2006 and then followed up with her debut single the following year ‘Don’t Call Me Baby’ was released on Monumental Music Club. Which received extensive play on BBC 6 Music. This was followed by Trippy Kind Of Love and Ruthless. All the videos were made by the talented video producer Nick Swinglehurst of Curve Films. In 2006 Monumental Management signed Dan Goldman aka JD73. The ex-Morcheeba keyboard player whilst writing his album during this time, had Music At Monumental release the JD73 debut single ElectroBoogie, which had rave reviews in national press, as well as receiving Radio play on BBC Radio 1 and Kiss FM. The 2nd single ‘Happy People’ was released by the Wax On Label, set up by legendary producer of Nightmares On Wax, George Evelyn aka DJ E.A.S.E Monumental Management then signed the album to Ropeadope Records, Philadelphia. In the same year, they signed Brotherly the mastermind broken beat band headed up by Robin Mullarkey and Anna Stubbs. Their debut single released on Bugz In The Attic’s label Bitasweet. The tune being a huge dancefloor classic in the Broken Beat scene and a Gilles Peterson favourite ‘Put It Out’. They went on to record a BBC Radio 1 Live session at the famous Maida Vale Studios for Gilles Peterson and were nominated for a best tune award at his award ceremony held at London’s Koko. The second single was released through The sister label at the time Music At Monumental (now Monumental Music Club) called ‘Searching’ it received national radio play and was another dance floor winner in the scene. Music At Monumental then release the Brotherly album entitled One Sweet Life feat. Ty, Eska and Earl Zinger. It was warmly received by the Broken Beat scene. Robin Mullarkey went on to play bass for Zero 7, started playing Bass and touring with Roisin Murphy and Anna Stubbs has collaborated with Hospital Records and several session singing projects. Monumental Management Ltd signed Dean James Barratt the legendary producer who has worked with Nitin Sawhney, Sugababes, Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly to name but a few. Later Dean James Barratt left the roster of Monumental Management Ltd to set up Monumental Productions Ltd and continues to head up this division of Monumental Music Group. Monumental Management has successfully negotiated and executed licenses for Gabby Young and Other Animals 1st album with World Connection in the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland, Four Quarters Entertainment in the USA and Other Tongues in Australia. Monumental Management now work around the world with booking agents and labels licensing and touring their acts globally. Monumental Management Ltd owns the Registered Trademark for the word Monumental to be used in a Music Company's title. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Brett Leboff」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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