EMPOWERING VOICES, ELEVATING ARTISTS.
WHO IS BECKY PARSONS?
Becky Parsons is a publicist, artist manager, and the founder of Found Sound Media, where she amplifies the voices of artists who refuse to fit the mold. With a sharp eye for storytelling and a knack for getting the right people to listen, she has worked with clients like Sarahbeth Taite, Dani Rose, Onoleigh, Cam Allen, Tony Brown, Michelle Wright, Georgette Jones, Keith Stegall, Bryan Ruby, and Fimone—securing press in People Magazine, American Songwriter, Billboard, The Tennessean, Cowgirl Magazine, MusicRow, Yahoo!, and more.
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Since launching Found Sound Media in June 2024, Becky’s clients have walked the red carpet at every major country music awards show—including the CMT Awards, ACM Awards, CMA Awards, and the People’s Choice Country Awards—as well as the GLAAD Media Awards. They’ve also debuted at the Grand Ole Opry, performed at CMA Fest, and taken the stage at Nashville Pride, marking milestones in both country music and broader cultural conversations.
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Becky was selected for the highly competitive Equal Access grant and mentorship program sponsored by CMT and led by mTheory in 2024. A passionate advocate for underrepresented artists—women, LGBTQ+
artists, and artists of color—she is committed to reshaping the music industry's narrative. She has served on the Board of Directors for Nashville’s Society of Leaders in Development (SOLID), co-chairing the Community Outreach Committee (’24) and leading the Ambassadorship Committee (’25), supporting local and national nonprofits, expanding student involvement and diversifying SOLID's recruitment efforts.
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Beyond music, Becky is the Assistant Editor for Appalachian Places, a magazine dedicated to the history and culture of highland regions. Whether she’s pitching a story, building a campaign, or strategizing an artist’s next big move, she’s always working to make sure the right voices are heard—and that they’re impossible to ignore.