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Mama nurtures new talent as live music group becomes labels' envy
You are more likely to discover broken pint glasses than a revolutionary music business model on the spittle-flecked floor of Camden's Barfly venue. However, eight years after their first gig promotion, the co-founders of the Mama Group have created a live venue and artist management business that is attracting envious glances from record companies undergoing painful surgery. (12/10) ReadKeyword(s) : Label, Record, Live, Record-shop
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