Adam Bentley is the founder and principal of Echo Myron, bringing more than 17 years of innovation and excellence in music marketing.
His work spans online PR, digital strategy, playlisting, distribution coordination, label services, artist development, and release campaign strategy. Through Echo Myron, Bentley has driven campaigns for renowned artists and labels including Arkells, The Dirty Nil, Silverstein, Lights, Danko Jones, Big Wreck, Julian Taylor, Sony Music, Universal Music, Warner Music, Wax Records, Sonic Unyon Records, and Dine Alone Records.
Known for his data-driven and hands-on approach, Bentley has built a global network to help artists cut through the digital noise. He continues to navigate and adapt to the ever-evolving landscape of the music industry, working as a utility knife for the changing pattern of modern music marketing.
Beyond Echo Myron, Bentley is a co-owner of TAPE, a renowned recording studio in Hamilton, Ontario. There, he has produced music for artists including The Dirty Nil, Basement Revolver, Ellevator, Memoryhouse, Single Mothers, and his own electronic duo, Allegories.
Meet adam bentley
Meet adam bentley
Our Specalists
Our Guiding BeliefEcho Myron was built around a simple idea:
a great release should not disappear after release day.
It should echo.
The Echo Myron Story
At its core Echo Myron is all about supporting artists. Helping them to create releases that resonate through press, playlists, social feeds, fan conversations, live rooms, streaming platforms, and future releases. We want your work to Echo.
The modern music landscape asks artists to do everything at once: creative direction, content, strategy, publicity, advertising, data, distribution, project management, and fan development.
Echo Myron helps shoulder some of that burden by carrying the system around the music.
We build release cycles that prioritize artist ownership, artist creative control, transparent communication, and long-term audience growth.
The sound starts with the artist.
Our job is to help it ring longer.
make your
next release
echo

