Charlotte Stahl bounced from TikTok after spending more than five years climbing the ranks at the ByteDance-owned platform. She started managing artist relations for Germany back in 2020, then ran music operations across the DACH region and Central and Eastern Europe before taking over all music partnerships across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Before joining TikTok, she worked at YouTube for three years and had stints at Sony Music, Roba Music Publishing, and Aviator Management.
Stahl said the gig brought her more growth than she expected, and she helped artists and labels figure out how to use the platform when it was becoming a major force for music discovery. TikTok hasn't said who's replacing her. Her exit comes after the company expanded its SoundOn distribution service to Germany, which lets local musicians get their tracks onto Spotify, Apple Music, and other streaming platforms.
Stahl said the gig brought her more growth than she expected, and she helped artists and labels figure out how to use the platform when it was becoming a major force for music discovery. TikTok hasn't said who's replacing her. Her exit comes after the company expanded its SoundOn distribution service to Germany, which lets local musicians get their tracks onto Spotify, Apple Music, and other streaming platforms.
