Upgrades Galore At Dualtone

• Dualtone Music Group, an Entertainment One Company, has promoted three executives — Lori Kampa is upped to SVP of Radio Promotion from VP of Radio Promotion, Whitaker Elledge is promoted to VP of Artist Development from Sr. Director of Artist Development and Joey Luscinski is promoted to VP of Production from Sr. Director of Production.

Kampa (left), who is celebrating her 15th year with Dualtone, oversees the company’s promotions efforts, including securing airplay at Triple A, Alternative and Americana. Elledge (center), quarterbacks publicity and marketing strategy for all Dualtone releases, executes digital planning and activation with retail partners and oversees Dualtone’s e-commerce advertising strategy. Luscinski (right), provides art direction and implementation for Dualtone releases, and manages inventory, production deadlines, graphic design for all print and digital media.

Scott Robinson, CEO/Co-Founder of Dualtone, said of Kampa, “Lori is an irreplaceable part of our company’s DNA. In the past year she has established Mt. Joy as the breakout band for Triple A with a No. 1 and a top 5 single and just delivered another No. 1 at Modern Rock and Triple A for The Lumineers‘ ‘Gloria.’ No one does it better.”

Speaking of Elledge and Luscinski, Dualtone President Paul Roper said, “Whitaker has very quickly added incredible value to our marketing and digital campaigns. His instincts are on point and he continually helps set Dualtone apart with his approach to advertising and creative problem solving. With Joey, we sleep well at night knowing he is managing all our production assets and deadlines. In his 14 years we have never missed a street date and always have vinyl day and date with CD. His commitment to excellence and detail can never be appreciated enough.” All three are based in Nashville and report to Robinson and Roper.

Dualtone’s active roster includes The Lumineers, Mt. Joy, Gregory Alan Isakov, Shakey Graves, Shovels & Rope, Angie McMahon, Hayes Carll, Amos Lee, Robert Earl Keen and The Wild Reeds.