Seeker Music Acquires Catalogs of Jay Sean, Cardiak, Bobby Bass

Seeker Music, a Los Angeles-based music publishing and record company founded by Evan Bogart, has acquired the catalogs of British pop star Jay Sean, his longtime collaborator Robert “Bobby Bass” Larow, and American producer Cardiak (Carl McCormick). Jay Sean, known as the first solo South Asian artist to top the Billboard Hot 100 with hits like “Down” featuring Lil Wayne and “Do You Remember” featuring Sean Paul and Lil Jon, has had enduring global success, including a TikTok-viral remix of “Ride It.” Bobby Bass, co-founder of Orange Factory Music, has credits on major hits by artists such as Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, and Beyonce, while Cardiak is a Grammy-nominated producer known for work with Eminem, J. Cole, and H.E.R. CEO Evan Bogart emphasized Seeker’s focus on investing in music that continues to resonate and shape culture, highlighting the lasting impact of these artists' catalogs. Both Larow and Cardiak expressed enthusiasm about partnering with Seeker to bring their music to new audiences and preserve its creative essence. Financial details of the acquisitions were not disclosed, but the deal reflects Seeker's strategy of focusing on enduring hits and global expansion.