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Sony Music Publishing Nashville Signs Global Deal with Country Hitmaker Jeremy Stover

Sony Music Publishing today announced it has signed an exclusive worldwide co-publishing agreement with hit songwriter and producer Jeremy Stover, covering future works. Additionally, the company has acquired several songs from Stover and RED Creative Group including Tim McGraw’s “7500 OBO,” as well as Justin Moore’s “With A Woman You Love,” “We Didn’t Have Much” and “You, Me, And Whiskey.” The deal reflects SMP’s ongoing creative partnership with RED Creative Group, which includes signings Cole Taylor, Matt Mulhare, and more.

Sony Music Publishing Nashville Signs Global Deal with Country Hitmaker Jeremy Stover

Stover’s current singles include Justin Moore’s “This Is My Dirt” and Ashley McBryde’s “The Devil I Know,” as well as recent releases from Luke Combs, Priscilla Block and Travis Denning.

Sony Music Publishing Nashville CEO Rusty Gaston said, “Jeremy Stover is a master at crafting rural storytelling with sonic sophistication. His productions and songs overflow with heart and make you feel right at home as a listener. We are thrilled to be partnering with Jeremy and Red Creative and look forward to a bright and successful future together.”

Jeremy Stover said, “I couldn’t be more excited to partner with my longtime friend Rusty and the incredible team at Sony. Telling stories through country music is what I love to do. This partnership will allow me to continue to do that at the highest level. Let’s get to work!”Jeremy Stover is well known across the country scene for his work on numerous chart-topping hits for artists including Tim McGraw, Justin Moore, Jack Ingram, LOCASH and more. Stover has achieved acclaim thanks to his ongoing collaborations with Justin Moore, which began with his debut in 2009 and has since resulted in multiple No. 1 hits including “With A Woman You Love.”

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