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Ethereal Music Group in Vancouver is seeking an entry-level Music Catalog Coordinator & A&R to help build and manage a growing catalog across electronic, chill, ambient, piano, dance, and emerging genres.
You’ll work with our A&R team on coordinating demos, track sourcing, release planning, metadata, playlist research, and catalog administration.
Salary CAD 40K-50K per year with benefits; must be able to commute to the Vancouver office a few days a week.
o13 is a modern record label focused on developing original artist projects and building music with long-term value. Combining creative A&R with a data-driven approach, we identify emerging sounds, trends, and opportunities across streaming and digital platforms. Our focus is on creating distinctive artist identities, releasing great music consistently, and building a catalog that can grow at scale.
We’re looking for a highly organized, music-obsessed candidate for a Music Catalog Coordinator & A&R to help us build and manage a growing catalog of music across electronic, chill, ambient, piano, dance, and emerging genres.
This is an entry-level role for someone who understands music culture, genres and trends, and wants to learn the business side of building music projects and catalogs.
You’ll work closely with our A&R team across everything from coordinating, track sourcing, release planning, metadata, playlist research, creative development, and general catalog organization and administrative work.
You don’t need years of industry experience. We care more about taste, curiosity, culture fit, organization, and your willingness to learn.
You should:
Not required, but helpful:
This role is designed to give you hands-on experience in how a modern music company builds and grows a catalog.
You’ll gain exposure to:
Salary: $40K-50K CAD annually (plus benefits)
Level: Entry Level / Full-Time
*Must be able to commute to the Vancouver office a few days a week.
If you’re someone who is interested in understanding both the creative and business sides of the music industry, we’d love to hear from you.