Cronin Creative is proud to work with The Mechanical Licensing Collective (The MLC), a nonprofit organization designated by the U.S. Copyright Office to administer mechanical licenses to eligible streaming and download services in the US. The MLC works hard to get songwriters properly paid for
Singer, songwriter, photographer, Grand Ole Opry star, hometown hero, virtuoso picker, Marty Stuart has grown into country music’s renaissance man. In his post-major label life, Cronin Creative has worked closely with the artist to expose the “full Marty” with design that ties together his wide-ranging
SESAC is a performing rights organization, collecting royalties and paying songwriters on the one side, and collecting licensing fees – from radio stations, restaurants, nightclubs, etc. – on the other. The company constantly strives to keep its industry profile high while working to please two
Iconic singer/songwriter Rodney Crowell is a multi-Grammy-winning artist with fifteen number one hits. Over the course of his multi-decade career, Crowell has successfully blended his own mainstream success as an artist with a prolific catalog of songs cut by top artists including Emmylou Harris, Johnny
We love guitars, and we live and work in a guitar town. So we were thrilled to take on this book project for the Tennessee State Museum, a loving tribute to the instrument. The book was created in conjunction with the museum’s exhibition – “The
With several Master of Fine Arts programs attracting students from all over the world, San Francisco State University turned to Cronin Creative to capture the creative spirit that distinguishes the university's Ceramics MFA program. Cronin Creative designed advertising and marketing materials that highlights the program's uniqueness
Plowboy Records is a labor of love for label founder Shannon Pollard, who named the fiercely independent label after his grandfather, Country Music Hall of Fame member Eddy Arnold. In his earlier, pre-tuxedo-wearing years, Arnold was known as "The Tennessee Plowboy." He went on to
Alan Shuptrine is a nationally renowned American watercolor artist. His work, like that of his father (Hubert Shuptrine 1936-2006) is collected by museums, galleries, private collectors and as part of corporate collections. When it came time for a gallery showing of his watercolors at the