
Independent music company Concord has partnered with Lito Music, the record label founded by Latin urban music pioneer Lito MC Cassidy.
Why it matters:
Concord says the partnership marks a “strategic step” in its ongoing expansion into the global Latin music market, “and a commitment to invest at the highest levels in the genre’s future.”
Lito MC Cassidy is one half of Lito & Polaco, and is credited with helping to define the early sound and cultural framework of reggaeton.
The deal:
Concord says the partnership will leverage its global teams and capabilities alongside Lito’s vision and expertise.
It will focus on building “a culturally driven, globally competitive label that prioritizes high-level execution, strategic artist development, and long-term value creation across the roster.”
Initial artist signings and releases will be announced shortly.
Music Business Worldwide understands that Concord has made a minority investment in Lito Music.
What they said:
Tom Becci, Chief Executive, Concord Label Group: “This venture is a strong example of how Concord approaches growth: by partnering with proven cultural leaders and giving them the support, resources, and global infrastructure to build something lasting. Lito brings credibility, creative instinct, and a deep connection to the culture, and together we’re building a label designed to develop new talent, support breakthrough releases, and expand Concord’s presence across Latin music in a meaningful way.”
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This story was written with information from Concord’s press release and Music Business Worldwide.
We covered it because it’s news of a new strategic partnership.













