25 years representing artists across major labels, independent releases, and self-operated businesses. Catalog value, not just commercial cycles.
Negotiated recording, publishing, distribution, and licensing agreements across major and independent label landscapes.
Executive production and A&R across dozens of releases. Translating creative vision into executable production plans.
Creative direction and production for visual campaigns — from single-shot music videos to multi-part narrative works.
Built and managed touring operations at club, theater, and arena scale — routing, budgeting, advancing, and production.
Produced and managed festival appearances, branded events, and standalone cultural programs.
Concept-to-execution design for live environments — from intimate venues to arena productions.
Designed artist merchandise lines and limited-edition product programs with coherent visual identities.
Early adopter and systems thinker for streaming-era distribution. Built frameworks for editorial, algorithmic, and direct-to-fan growth.
Scoped and built bespoke software tools for artists and management teams — data dashboards, release trackers, and campaign reporting.
Ben Dickey builds infrastructure for artists and cultural projects — catalog strategy, cross-platform campaigns, and systems designed to compound over decades.
He founded Constant Artists in 2018 after 18 years managing artists through every format shift the industry produced. The move wasn't a pivot. It was a clarification: the work was always about building durable systems, not riding commercial cycles.
Before Constant Artists, he managed artists across major and independent labels, produced dozens of records, built touring operations from clubs to arenas, and learned — the hard way — which kinds of work actually accumulates value. That knowledge is now the product.
He works with a small number of artists and projects at a time. The criteria are simple: interesting work, long time horizons, and a belief that infrastructure matters.