Norva Denton is the newly appointed Senior Vice President and Head of Urban Music at SONY AWAL.

With his extensive experience, visionary leadership, and track record of success in the music industry, Norva is poised to inspire and captivate audiences both educational and corporate alike.

Norva Denton's appointment at SONY AWAL represents a significant milestone in his illustrious career. Previously serving as Senior Vice President of A&R at Warner Records, Norva has nurtured the careers of several notable artists, such as Lil Durk, NLE Choppa, Saweetie, Wale, and Taykeith among others. Norva brings unparalleled expertise and insight to the table. His contributions extend beyond talent discovery, as he has also Co-Written and Executive Produced several acclaimed records, including Wale's Gold-certified album "Wow... That's Crazy" and Freddie Gibbs' Grammy nominated album "$oul $old $eparately."

Having started his career as the West Coast Regional Director of Artist Development at Motown/Island Def Jam in New York, Norva Denton has worked with a diverse range of artists, including Pharrell, Rick Ross, Big Sean, Kelly Price, Logic, Alessia Cara, and many others. His passion for nurturing talent and shaping the urban music landscape is evident in his collaborative approach and unwavering dedication to excellence.

As a keynote speaker, Norva Denton brings a unique perspective on the evolution of urban music, the power of artist development, and over 15 years of experience as a world class executive and cultural influencer. His infectious energy, profound insights, and commitment to empowering others make him a compelling and impactful speaker for a diverse audience.

Whether discussing the dynamics of A&R, navigating todays corporate landscape, thriving through all adversities, or the secrets of making a hit record, Norva Denton's presentations are sure to resonate with audiences abroad and leave a lasting impression.

We are excited for the prospect of collaboration in the spirit of making your engagement one to remember.