Galaxy Label Group Ups Broz, Adds Mills
• LOCASH’s Galaxy Label Group, founded by Platinum-selling duo Preston Brust and Chris Lucas, has bolstered its promotion department with the elevation of Cheryl Broz to VP of Operations and the addition of promo vet Mitch Mills as National Director of Promotion.
Broz most recently served as National Field Promotion. In her newly expanded VP role, her responsibilities will also encompass digital initiatives and overall marketing strategy. She remains one of the industry’s most-respected and esteemed leaders, having built an impressive track record as an independent radio consultant for Crave Records, Columbia Records, Arista Records, EMI, Island-Def Jam, and Curb Records before joining the Galaxy Label Group team in 2024.
“Cheryl continues to be an emerging industry leader with her keen vision of today’s music marketplace,” said Brust. “Her decades of resume and relationships combined with her modern understanding of discovery make her a slam dunk for leadership on the Galaxy rocket ship!”
Mills most recently spent 15 years at Atlantic Records/Elektra. He earlier served as VP of Adult Top 40 at Motown Records, and started his career at Vanguard Records. At Galaxy Label Group, Mills’ purview will include all formats, including Hot AC, Pop, Country, and beyond, reporting to VP of Promotion Kerry Wolfe.
“Mitch came to us from a vast resume of major labels and will a head up the Galaxy Label Group New York office,” said Lucas. “He has a natural ability for crossing music from format to format and knows the paths to finding new fans through innovative exposure strategies. Mitch’s level of energy and positivity is infectious.”
Your best wishes can be shared with Cheryl Broz at cheryl@galaxylabelgroup.net, and with Mitch Mills at mitch@galaxylabelgroup.net.
• Founded by Brust and Lucas of LOCASH in partnership with industry veteran Skip Bishop‘s Studio2Bee Entertainment, Galaxy Label Group is distributed by BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville, and features LOCASH as its first signed act.
