Muse & Message Consulting — Defining the Narrative

ABOUT

MUSE & MESSAGE

Great stories deserve to be heard.
Great relationships make them resonate.

Muse & Message is a boutique entertainment publicity, artist relations, and communications company founded by Meg McLean Corso. Bringing together major-label experience, creative storytelling, and a highly personal approach, the company puts meaningful connections at the heart of every project.

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Meg McLean Corso smiling in a black leather jacket

MEET MEG

The relationships behind the headlines.
And a few good stories along the way.

For Meg McLean Corso, music has never been just a job. It’s been the soundtrack to her life—and the inspiration for nearly three decades of connecting artists, stories, and people.

What began as a college internship in radio grew into a career spanning live entertainment, multiple major and independent labels, and boutique publicity. Along the way, she’s worked in promotions and in the studio, produced a morning show, and helped bring artists and audiences together through concert publicity, marketing, and artist relations.

Her experience includes 16 years at Universal Music Enterprises (UMe), where she became Vice President of Media & Artist Relations, working with multi-platinum and Grammy Award-winning artists.

Across those roles, she’s managed budgets, booked advertising, planned large-scale events, and contributed to global publicity campaigns. From the planning behind a campaign to red carpets, awards events, and milestone plaque presentations, Meg understands both the creative vision and the practical work it takes to bring it to life.

Relationships have been the throughline. As a colleague, collaborator, and mentor, she’s learned that listening, sharing knowledge, and following through matter as much as the message itself. She is also a professional member of the Recording Academy and the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Music has been at the heart of Meg’s career, but her experience and perspective reach beyond it. Finding the story, understanding an audience, and building relationships are skills she brings across industries—with the same curiosity, care, and commitment to making each project resonate.

Today, she brings that experience to Muse & Message with a thoughtful, hands-on approach. Part strategist, part storyteller, and always a relationship builder, Meg helps artists and creative partners find the story that feels true—and give it room to resonate.

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DREAM OUT LOUD.

Sometimes the biggest opportunities begin with a simple “What if?”

Meg has always believed in dreaming big -- and she’s never been afraid to dream out loud.

Long before music became her career, it was the dream. She put it out into the universe, believed it was possible, and put in the work to make it happen.

What followed were incredible artists, unforgettable experiences, meaningful relationships, and opportunities she once could have only imagined.

One of those dreams was especially personal: to someday see her name in the liner notes of an album by a band she loved.

That dream came true. Then came a credit in a tour booklet, followed years later by another in a concert program.

Three times. One very happy music fan.

But the moments that stay with Meg aren’t only the high-profile ones. They’re also the conversations that sparked an idea, the collaboration that made a project stronger, and the chance to help someone else take their next step.

For Meg, manifestation means believing in what’s possible, saying it out loud, showing up, building relationships, and putting in the work. It’s about believing in a big idea—and putting your heart, energy, and experience into making it real.

Muse & Message is another dream she’s bringing to life.

A chance to take everything she’s learned, the relationships she’s built, and the music she’s loved and create something uniquely her own.

Because sometimes the most extraordinary chapters begin with a simple thought:

What if?

Dream big. Dream out loud. And then go make some noise.

LET’S MAKE SOME NOISE →

Sometimes
the biggest
opportunities
begin with
a simple
“What if?”