US EditionHeart Over Art: Curb Record’s VP of A&R on Calling, Creativity, and the Future of Christian Music
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Heart Over Art: Curb Record’s VP of A&R on Calling, Creativity, and the Future of Christian Music
“I was just a part of a band.” That’s how Jonathan Mason, now Vice President of A&R and Publishing in the Christian division of Curb Entertainment, sums up the unlikely start of his journey into the music business. For someone now shaping the careers of artists like Big Daddy Weave, Meredith Andrews, Sidewalk Prophets, and newcomers like Lloyd Nicks, Matthews, and Carly Ann Taylor, it’s a reminder that calling often starts quietly. “We were toge…
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