Grown Kid
Music production, publishing and supervision services for artists, brands and audiovisual producers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Grown Kid
Grown Kid is an independent music label and publishing house that produces, records and distributes music. Its services include music supervision, licensing, clearance and rights management.
The company supports artists and works with brands and audiovisual production companies on music and catalog management. It was founded in 2012 and is based in Paris, with an office in London.
Product: Music production, recording, publishing, distribution, supervision, licensing and rights-management services.
Jobs at Grown Kid
Leadership
- Cecilia Pietrzko · Co-Founder & DirectorSource: company website
- James BKS · Co-Founder & Creative DirectorSource: company website
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