(L-R) James Cheney, Greg Gallo, Sarah McDaniels, Travis Heidelman, Jessica Strassman, Rough Edge Music, Beth St. Jean, and John Ozier.
LOS ANGELES (CelebrityAccess) — Independent music company Reservoir Media, announced the formation of a new publishing deal with noted country songwriter and producer, Travis Heidelman.
The deal, which is Heidelman’s first publishing agreement, covers his full current catalog, including his recent hit collaboration “Austin (Boots Stop Workin’)” by Dasha, along with all future works.
Based in Los Angeles, Heidelman collaborated with Dasha to co-write and produce the viral country-pop hit, which peaked at #3 on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs.
His other work includes collaborations with artists such as Annie Schindel, Arden Jones, Claire Rosinkranz, Taylor Bickett, Whitney Phillips, Noah Floersch, Rollo, Greyson Chance, Jimmy Robbins, and many more.
“Reservoir has shown unparalleled passion and initiative, which every person I’ve met at the company embodies. They came in swinging and delivered on all of their promises, which is exactly what I seek in a new partner,” Heidelman stated.
“Travis has demonstrated what a keen sense he has for pushing the boundaries of country music while still delivering hits. We are proud to bring his multi-genre talent to Reservoir and connect him with other creators across our roster, while also supporting his ongoing success as a songwriter and producer,” added John Ozier, Reservoir’s Executive Vice President of Creative.
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