Isaia Huron

About

Isaia Huron is an ever-evolving artist, songwriter and producer from Greenville, South Carolina now living in Nashville, Tennessee. Isaia spent several years as a drummer, playing hours-long cover shows every weekend in dive bars around the south and midwest, Isaia secretly loved singing. He released his first project simply titled, “Three” (as it’s three tracks long), in the beginning of 2021.

Genre: R&B

What We Did

Distribution | Marketing | Video Distribution | Client Management | YouTube Services

Marketing

Symphonic pitched Isaia’s music to editorial curators at all the major DSPs resulting in 27 playlist pickups including two inclusions in Spotify’s New Music Friday, Spotify’s POLLEN, Apple’s New Music Daily, and more.
The release for SELF! exceeded expectations and resulted in 40% growth in Spotify Monthly Listeners.
Symphonic also worked closely with Isaia’s team on his latest release, Fallen/DGYLA, which premiered on Spotify’s New Music Friday.

Client Management

We assigned a dedicated client manager who engaged on weekly status and feedback calls regarding marketing strategy, execution, and general operations.
Provided priority client service, for accelerated deliveries to DSPs.

Distribution

Symphonic distributed his music to our network of 200+ DSPs for maximum exposure worldwide.

Video Distribution

Distributed official video for Self! to major platforms such as TIDAL, Apple Music, Vevo, and more.

YouTube Services

Enabled Content ID for Sounds Recordings to collect revenue generated from video views.
Collected Content ID Publishing royalties resulting in additional revenue.

“Symphonic has been a great distribution partner, especially during a transitional period in the music industry (due to the pandemic). With Isaia gradually telling his story and consistently delivering great music, it’s been a great feat of teamwork to pair our own resources and relationships with those of Symphonic’s in order to create successful releases that have received amazing support by DSP partners.”