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Adam Kluger is the founder and CEO of the Kluger Agency, an agency that arranges product placements in music videos and on musical recordings.
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- Adam kluger of tka on fox 13 tampa
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- Early career
- Brand and artist management
- References
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Early career
Kluger grew up in Tampa, Florida. Between 2004 and 2006 Kluger attended Santa Fe College in Gainesville, Florida and attended a certificate program in music business and production in Los Angeles, taking classes on topics including royalties and audio engineering. In 2008 he formed his own boutique advertising firm, focusing on product placement in music videos and song recordings called the Kluger Agency.
Brand and artist management
Kluger's first client was Interscope Records, who hired Kluger to find placement for the artist Lady Gaga for one of her first music videos, before her album The Fame launched the artist's career. Kluger placed the brand Vixen's Visions at the tail end of the video "Beautiful, Dirty, Rich". His next placement was for the brand Drank in a series of hip hop videos, including Flo Rida's video "Sugar". The success of his business plan caused some controversy among music industry observers. A Wired magazine blog, for example, criticized the concept of having artists paid for using brand names in their songs, writing that if an artist chooses to use product names in their songs they should not be compensated.
Kluger works out of his offices in Miami. In addition to serving as CEO of his own company, he manages musical artists individually. While not all of Kluger's clients are known, some online sources have reported that his clients have included Lady Gaga, Kesha, Britney Spears, and Jennifer Lopez, in addition to artists like Christina Aguilera, Beyoncé Knowles and Eminem. His work has been used as a case study in several books and articles on music marketing.
In 2012 Forbes named Kluger one of their 30 most influential people in the music industry under the age of 30, citing that he brought in more than five million dollars a year in revenues. The magazine has also interviewed Kluger in response to current events pertaining to the music and entertainment industries, as has US Magazine. He had previously been nominated for the Billboard Magazine 30 under 30 in the music industry in 2011.