Radu Munteanu aka PLUSHY is an A&R at Tileyard Music and OnlyGoodPeople with four years of experience moving seamlessly between international pop and dance. He’s worked across projects with artists like MEEK, Banx & Ranx, and FAST BOY, and is currently involved in shaping the FIFA 2026 World Cup song.

Plugged deep into the Eastern European scene, Radu has a knack for connecting regional talent with global opportunities. He’s currently executive producing Turkish pop star Edis’s upcoming English-language album, while helping artists like Misha Miller and Alina Eremia make their mark in Western Europe.

Beyond the studio, Radu is something of a writing camp architect. From London to Ibiza, New York City to Marrakech, he’s run high-energy camps for artists like FLO, bringing together 20–40 writers at a time and keeping the creativity (and logistics) flowing smoothly.

Songwriting camps: how to run one, how to get on one, how they actually work

Everyone’s heard of writing camps. Far fewer know how to get into one or what actually happens behind the studio doors. This panel pulls the curtain back.

Bringing together experienced A&Rs, publishers, and creative leads, the session explores how camps really work: who selects the writers, how rooms are built, what briefs look like, and who owns what at the end. It also covers the unwritten rules, from collaboration etiquette and toplining to what A&Rs are really listening for.

Featuring insights from:

A mix of A&Rs, publishers, and creative executives across labels, streaming, and songwriter platforms, with hands on experience in running camps, developing talent, and turning sessions into real world releases.

You’ll learn how to get invited and invited back, navigate splits and demo politics, and turn a camp session into more than just a credit.