Australian singer-songwriter Lewis Love, managed by Hallwood Media, has announced a partnership with EMPIRE , the leading global independent record label, publisher, and distributor. The partnership brings Love into the label’s global network giving him access to the company’s teams, expertise, and relationships across multiple key markets. With a roster in both regions that spans successful AUNZ acts such as Borderline and Headwreck, as well as Country star Shaboozey, EMPIRE offers Love the opportunity to draw from the best of the company’s cross-continental infrastructure.Cameron Walsh, EMPIRE’s Territory Manager for Australia, says: Welcoming Lewis Love to EMPIRE as the first Australian country artist on our Nashville roster is a significant moment for us. Lewis is an incredible talent with a distinctive voice, genuine star quality and a natural ability to connect with people. From the beginning, we’ve believed in what he’s building and his potential for a truly global career. To now have the strength of our Australian team, alongside the experience and relationships of EMPIRE Nashville and our wider global team, supporting him is incredibly exciting. We’re proud to be backing an Australian artist we believe can make a real impact on the world stage. To commemorate the partnership, Love shares a brand new single “ Man On The Moon ,” a warm take on meeting someone and instantly knowing they are for you. With lyrics such as “ 10,000 faces but all I could take in was you… the night that we met, girl, we danced to The Man on the Moon” captures that intimacy. The song has already begun generating momentum on TikTok, with early user-generated content signalling anticipation for its official release.Lewis Love first began turning heads with his debut project, Lovesick, which earned him a nomination for Countrytown’s Breakthrough Artist of the Year. Since then, he has amassed over 3.3 million streams and shared stages with an impressive roster of artists, including Zac Brown Band, Cameron Whitcomb, Gigi Perez, Waylon Wyatt and more. Love has also just been selected as one of the next Spotify RADAR artists in Australia.