Curtis Newart is a Canadian-American recording artist and music executive whose work in the entertainment industry has spanned over three decades
Newart is the owner of Immaculate Records, an independent record label he founded in 2005 in Vancouver, Canada.
He is currently the editor of The Rock Times online music magazine, a subsidiary of Immaculate Records that he founded in 2022.
Newart also founded the subsidiaries Lauperland, JAENY (Jamestown Area Entertainment New York), and Newart Photography.
His 2018 album Rock the Chandeliers ranked #43 on the College Radio Charts for North America, spinning on over 100 radio stations. He signed music licensing deals with OWN (Oprah Winfrey Network), NASCAR & Discovery, Inc.
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"Superhuman Jan Pulsford's aTHeNa BLue Remix" by Curtis Newart out now!
Newart's hit song "Superhuman" was remixed by Jan Pulsford in 2025.
His 2006 debut album Exploits in a Modern World was carried by HMV Canada and Toronto's iconic Sam the Record Man. The album included his original hit songs "Ridicule" and "Dead Religion", the latter of which ironically charted at #36 on Amazon UK's Religion chart.
As a publicist, stage manager, and fund raiser, Newart has worked with hundreds of entertainers, events & organizations, including the United Nations, and the off-Broadway hit B-Average: A Musical About Passing.
He has interviewed GRAMMY award winner William Wittman, GRAMMY award nominees Rob Hyman, Eric Bazilian, Steve Gaboury, and others.
He worked for years with Hollywood couple Thor Arngrim (manager to Liberace and Debbie Reynolds), and Norma Macmillan (the voice of Casper the Friendly Ghost and Gumby).
As a child, Newart received the Outstanding Success in Speech Arts award from the Dr. F.H. Mewburn (OBE) chapter of the IODE (Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire), Canada.