Sharon Corbitt-House

Artist manager and studio administrator from Nashville, Tennessee. Also known as "Music Row Mama." Born and raised in Helena, Arkansas. Her grandmother was a sponsor for The King Biscuit Time Radio Show that has aired on KFFA Radio since 1941. Began performing at age 13, moved to Nashville in 1984 to pursue a career as a singer/songwriter. Began music industry career administrating publishing for Denny Music Group and a portion of Cedarwood Publishing catalog (Mel Tillis, Kris Kristofferson), while being mentored by Mary Claire Rhodes. Assisted in overseeing the operations of the Denny's recording studio until 1986. Then, assisted Dan Mitchell in running an independent record label Premier One Records. Then worked for publisher Dale Morris Music. In 1994, started her own artist management company with Patsy Sermersheim, managing Robbie Baier, Backwaters, and Atlanta-based band Gracie Moon. In 1999, hired by Gary Belz (owner of House of Blues Studios in Encino and Memphis) and Allen Sides (Ocean Way LA/Record One, Los Angeles) to run their new studio venture, Ocean Way Nashville. In January 2005, became studio manager for The Sound Kitchen in Franklin, Tennessee. In August 2008, founded ArtistSessionsLive, a virtual studio management and studio referral company. In 2009, was asked by Ben Folds to manage his studio Grand Victor Sound Recording (aka Ben's Studio), formerly known as Historic RCA Studio A, Nashville. In 2012, formed All Good Factory to manage Ben Folds' career, and co-managed Folds from 2012 to 2017 with Mike Kopp. This partnership was also known as HouseKopp Management, LLC. And is also part of 65 North management firm with Kopp. Named 2014 Nashvillian of the Year by the Nashville Scene for efforts to save RCA Studio A from demolition. In 2018, formed TransAtlantic Artists with Trudie Myercough-Harris with offices in the UK and Nashville. In 2022, became head of Artist Relations for KTBA Records/Journeyman Records (2)/J&R Adventures. Married to singer/songwriter James House.