John Cunningham, known professionally as JC, is an artist manager based in New York. He has a deep passion for music, JC has dedicated his career to shaping the futures of both emerging and established artists, ensuring they have the guidance and opportunities needed to thrive.
JC works under Kwasi Edge’s Big Man Entertainment and plays a key role in managing Kaye Starh alongside Philmore Andrews aka Blazin Attraction. In addition, he collaborates with Hip-Hop Blvd, further expanding his reach and influence within the music industry.
Throughout his journey, JC has had the privilege of working with some of the biggest names in the industry—many of whom he grew up admiring. His approach to artist management is rooted in collaboration, actively building strong networks with other managers and industry professionals to create the best possible path for his artists.
While teamwork remains at the core of his philosophy, JC’s resilience is fueled by the challenges he has faced, which he overcomes through his unwavering faith in God. His passion for music and commitment to his artists drive him forward, making every step of the journey meaningful.
Beyond artist development, JC is highly engaged in promotion, expanding the reach and visibility of the talent he represents. He is also open to distribution deals, always seeking innovative ways to elevate his artists’ careers.
JC is determined to push boundaries, create new opportunities, and solidify his legacy as a visionary artist manager.
Follow JC On Instagram: @Bkjohnc
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