With over 27 years of executive experience in music publishing, business affairs, artist and

business management, production, A&R and much, much more, music veteran Todd

Culberhouse is one of the most influential and well-respected power brokers in the music and

entertainment industries.

As Head of the Music Division and Head of A&R for Pioneer Entertainment, where he’s

responsible for the success of projects by artists CeCe Winans, Ray Charles, Peter Frampton,

Oleta Adams, John Digweed/Bedrock, The Staff (feat. Kirk Whalum) BOA and many others, is

a far cry from his humble beginnings as a Music/Radio/TV/Film major in his home town of

Dallas/Ft.Worth, Texas. His college education helped develop a serious business savvy,

strong songwriting skills and an ear for talent that would soon make him a hot commodity in

the highly competitive corporate world.

Armed with a Bachelor’s degree from Texas Christian University, Todd made his way to New

York City where he landed one of his first gigs in the Music Clearances Division of ABC News

and Sports and later as a Rights and Clearances Negotiator for NBC Television in Burbank.

His early experience, plus extensive Music Publishing training with Warner/Chappell in

London and Los Angeles, and EMI in Paris and Spain, resulted in the personal supervision

and negotiation of over 1000 publishing agreements in over 110 countries worldwide.

His expertise quickly led to his becoming a successful entrepreneur, as the head of his own

Artist and Business Management firm Modern Management. At Modern, Todd managed a

variety of high profile artists, including the world’s most successful/famous musical family acts,

The Jackson’s. His stellar job performance subsequently led to a position as senior partner

along side Jackie Jackson, at Jackie’s and Todd’s company Swan Song Artist Management in

Beverly Hills. Swan Song enabled him the opportunity to hone his skills in the areas of

accounting, payroll, taxation, accounts payable/receivable, and budget design and implementation.

His competence in all aspects of the music business allowed him to provide accounting

services, financial strategy and tour management to internationally known music icons of the

highest caliber. The Rolling Stones, Michael Jackson, Rod Stewart, Madonna, Phil Collins,

Sade, Gino Vannelli, Don Henly, and Yanni are just a few names in Todd’s stellar roster of

celebrity clientele.

Few executives possess the level of diversity that Todd Culberhouse has spent over two

decades acquiring. His numerous honors include being listed in Who’s Who in Executive and

Professionals and receiving numerous Certificates of Merit from the City of Los Angeles for

his humanitarian efforts. The highlight of his achievements was receiving a Grammy Award for

his participation in the success of Coolio’s “Gangster’s Paradise,” as well as the 27 Platinum

and Gold Album Awards he’s received from projects by a wide array of superstars including

Eddie Murphy, Bruce Willis, Stevie Wonder, Anita Baker and the fabulous Whitney Houston.

Yet despite these accomplishments, he has never stopped striving for perfection.

As the Head of Artists and Repertoire at Pioneer Entertainment (a subsidiary of Pioneer

Electronics), Todd has been responsible for the success of the fledgling music audio division,

with the signing of artists like CeCe Winans, John Digweed/Bedrock, Peter Frampton, Oleta

Adams, Ray Charles, Paul Williams, Dave Mason, Ricky Lawson and many others just to

name a few. Todd also runs the day-to-day operations at Pioneer. Some of his current duties

include overseeing album production, from graphic design to manufacture, creating and

implementing departmental and marketing budgets, forecasting potential sales, acting as the

company’s intermediary between them and their numerous distributors as well as supervising

the collection of royalties and accounts receivable from clients in Canada, the UK, Japan,

Germany and a host of other countries all over the world. With his level of professional

knowledge and skills, Todd Culberhouse has truly become a Jack and a Master of all trades.

Todd made his way to New York City where he landed one of his first gigs in the Music

Clearances Division of ABC News and Sports in 1984. At ABC, Todd was responsible for all

music rights and clearances, contracts which the network needed for both their news and

Wide World of Sports divisions, from on-air talent, commercials and special music as needed

for each of both divisions from of today’s best known musicians/artists. Later as a Rights and

Clearances Negotiator for NBC Television in Burbank, he was responsible for all the rights

and clearances in the sitcom and MOW divisions. He had to find the owner of such rights to

music and the publishing entities to arrange for on-air broadcasting for all programs with

NBC’s realm of programming. His early experience, plus extensive Music Publishing training

with Warner/Chappell in London and Los Angeles, and EMI in Paris and Spain, resulted in

the personal supervision and negotiation of over 1,000 publishing agreements in over 110

countries worldwide, of which are still in effective to this day. Todd has well-established relationships

with several Music Publishers and well as some of the most well know artist’s

throughout the world.

Working with numerous distributors and Licensees’ as well as supervising the collection of

royalties and accounts receivable from clients in Canada, the UK, Japan, Germany and a

host of other countries all over the world. Todd was the key person to license over $400,000

just in advance for some of today’s top performers for CD compilations and special products

released in several countries. Todd also provided music for such films as “The Calling,”

“Ballistic” starring Antonio Banderas, “The Banger Sisters” starring Susan Sarandon and

Goldie Hawn. He also provided music for some of today’s top TV programs such as

“Touched”By An Angel,” “Homicide, Life on the Streets,” “Boston Public” and “Queer as Folk”

for the Showtime Networks. In addition, Todd also placed products from CD’s to CD Posters in

such hit films as "Spider Man." Todd’s reputation in the Music Industry is widely known and

respected. He has negotiated some of the toughest and most highly paid deals for the placement

of songs/music, etc., within these specialized market places, which has garnered him as

being one of the most successful and record breaking negotiators for licensee fees being paid

for these entities. Samples would include a :15-second use of a new/unreleased Peter

1. Mick Jagger/Rolling Stones 1989 World Tour.

2. Michael Jackson “Bad” 1989 World Tour.

3. Rod Stewart “Vagabond Heart”World Tour 1991-92.

4. Michael Jackson “Dangerous”World Tour 1992-93.

5. Phil Collins World Tour 1992.

6. Gino Vannelli North American Tour 1992-93.

7. El DeBarge U.S. Tour 1993.

8. Madonna “Blond Ambition”World Tour 1992-93.

9. Madonna HBO Special “The All Girlie Show-Down Under” 1992.

10. Sade “Love Deluxe”World Tour 1993.

11. Kingdom Come Germany Tour 1993.

12. Don Henley World Tour 1993.

13. Soul Mission Tour 1993.

14.Yanni World Tour & “Live at the Acropolis” Special 1994.

15. Rod Stewart “MTV Unplugged” and…seated performance 1994.

Also managed numerous other tours, specials, feature films and live performances as well as

handled massive Music Publishing catalogs in over 110 countries throughout the world.

The Jackson’s, David Copperfield, Paul Anka, Andy Williams, Jerry Vale, Johnny Ray, Charo,

Michael Richards, Michael Nouri, Jack Warden, Amy Grant, Peacock Music (Michael

Jackson’s), Candi Staton, Gene Loves Jezebel, Eryna, Hot Water Music, Natasha, Cast members

of "Family Matters" sitcom as well as over 170 other client’s/artist’s known throughout the

world as major and minor entertainers of all mediums.

1. The Jackson’s “2300 Jackson Street” (R&B/Pop) (featuring Michael Jackson and Janet

Jackson)”

2. CeCe Winans “Everlasting Love” (R&B/Soul/Gospel) (featuring Diane Warren, Lauryn Hill,

Tony Rich) (GRAMMY Nominated “Best Contemporary Soul/Gospel Album”).

3. CeCe Winans “His Gift” Christmas Album (featuring BeBe Winans).

4. Kirk Whalum – “The Staff” (Jazz) (featuring Alex Acuna, Gustavo Eraso, Paul Jackson, Jr.,

John Stoddart, Sheila E. and Kevin Whalum).

5. John Digweed (Voted World’s #1 DJ/Electronica Artist 4 years in a row) (8)

Artist’s/Albums) featuring Foundations, Phil Thompson (Moonface), Beautiful Strange,

Jimmy Van M., Foundations Granite, DJ Hyper, Chris Fortier and J. Creamer & Stephane K.

6. BOA “Twilight” (Pop/Alternative Rock) (Son and Daughter of Paul Rodgers – Bad Co.

Founder).

7. Judson Spence “I Guess I Love It” (Pop/Rock) (Songwriter for Cher & Wynonna Judd).

8. Higher Octane “Volume One” UK Electronic Artist’s Compilation (featuring Natalie Robb,

Fat Larry, Jonathan E., Groove Control, The Mudmen, Reflective, Unit 28, Imperial, Piano

Pimps and Magic Alec).

9. Tenchi Muyo Hit Animation Soundtrack from TV/Film Series.

10. Bill Cantos “Who Are You” (Pop/Rock) (featuring Ricky Lawson, Deniece Williams and Kirk

Whalum).

11. Tiny Town “Tiny Town” (Jazz/Pop) Debut Release/New Orleans Jazz Group.

12. Paul Williams “Back To Love Again” (Pop) (first Studio Album Recorded since 1979).

13. Full on the Mouth “People Mover” (Rock) (re-release new title/mixes, Detroit Rock Trio).

14. Ricky Lawson “Ricky Lawson and Friends” (R&B/Pop) (Ricky is known as The Drummer

to the Stars and writer of the theme song for Sharon Stones Foundation) (featuring

Gerald Albright, Bill Cantos, Phil Collins, George Duke, Shelia E., Nathan East, Donald

Fagen, Robben Ford, James Ingram, Boney James, Al Jarreau, Kirk Whalum and Vesta

Williams).

15. Domino “Getto” (Rap) (Best Known for the feature film Sountrack for The Mask w/Jim

Carrey) (featuring 2nd II None, LS, Skitso, The Soc, DJ Hideo and Teena Marie).

16. Adam Starr “Someday” (everybody in the world will be a DJ) (Electronic).

17. Mark Shimmon “Decoded” (Electronica) UK Based Artist.

18. Oleta Adams “All The Love” (R&B) (Musicians include Ricky Peterson, Paul Peterson,

Peter Wolf, Paul Jackson, Jr., Michael Landau, John Cushon, Larry Kimble, Gerald

Albright, Stevan Pasero, Geoff Bouchier, Kenny Holeman, Bridgette Bryant, Fred White,

Michelle Wolf, SueAnn Carwell, Patty Peterson, Jeff Pescetto, Joey Diggs and Debbie

Duncan).

19. Dave Mason “Live at Perkins Palace” (Pop/Rock).

20. Ray Charles “Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival” (Jazz/Pop).

21. Tenchi Muyo The Movie Soundtrack (Animation) (Written/Performed by Christopher

Franke, founding member of Tangerine Dream).

22. Armitage II Dual/Poly Matrix Animation Soundtrack (featuring Jasmine Rodgers of BOA).

23. Ah! My Goddess The Movie Soundtrack. (Animation).

24. Norihiro Tsuru & Yuriko Nakamura (3 Album Package) “Beginnings,” “Gemini,” “Progress.”

(New Age) (featuring original artwork by Yoshitaka Amano, best known for his feature film

achievements/artwork, Final Fantasy, The Sandman, Vampire Hunter D., Wolverine and

many others).

25. Peter Frampton “Now” (Pop/Rock).

26. Candi Staton “Classic Candi Vol. 1,” “Make Me An Instrument” & “The Anointing.” (Gospel)

(GRAMMY Nominated).

27. Candi Staton “Classic Candi Vol. 2,” “Sing A Song” & “Love Lifted Me.” (Gospel)

(GRAMMY and DOVE Nominated).

28. Rita Coolidge New Studio Album (Uncompleted).

29. Toto New Studio Album of Cover Songs originally written by Major Artist’s (Uncompleted).

30. BOA “Get There” (Pop/Alternative Rock) UK Release.

Many of these Artist’s/Albums were signed by Todd Culberhouse, who also serve as the A&R

Executive, Executive Producer, Art Director and Studio Mastering Executive.

Most of these Albums were released in the United States, Canada, Japan, Singapore,

Indonesia, Hong Kong, England, Germany, Holland, Spain, France, Ireland, Austria, Belgium,

Italy, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Brazil, Argentina, South Africa and Australia.

Michael Jackson “Bad” 6 Million

Anita Baker “Rapture” 2 Million

Whitney Houston “Whitney Houston” 9 Million

The Jackson’s “Victory” 3 Million

Rod Stewart “Vagabond Heart” Multi-Platinum

Whitney Houston “The Bodyguard” 10 Million

k.d.Lang “Ingenue” Multi-Platinum

Madonna “Bedtime Stories” Multi-Platinum

Michael Jackson “Dangerous” Multi-Platinum

Janet Jackson “Rhythm Nation 1814” Multi-Platinum

Bel-Biv-Devoe Debut 2 Million

Sade “Love Deluxe” Multi-Platinum

Stevie Wonder “Characters” Platinum

Eddie Murphy “How Could it Be” Gold

Bruce Willis “The Return of Bruno” Gold

Rod Stewart “MTV Unplugged…” 3 Million

Yanni “Live at the Acropolis” Multi-Platinum

Robert Plant “Fate of Nations” Multi-Platinum

Madonna “Erotica” Multi-Platinum

Elton John “Believe” Multi-Platinum

Sade “The Best of Sade” Multi-Platinum

Tina Turner “Simply the Best” Multi-Platinum

Phil Collins “Faces” Multi-Platinum

Michael Jackson “History” Multi-Platinum

Janet Jackson “Design of a Decade” Multi-Platinum

Coolio “Gangster’s Paradise” Multi-Platinum

Gino Vannelli “Live in Montreal” Gold