the Northeast and distributed the single throughout the rest of the U.S. by shipping records to all the independent Mom and Pop record stores. Soon after Kallman was traveling throughout Europe licensing the single to independent companies in each country and “The Party” became an international hit, selling over 250,000 copies. Big Beat Records was purchased by Atlantic Records in 1991, with artists being absorbed into the label in 1998. Big Beat's artists included Lil' Kim (under the Big Beat label with The Notorious B.I.G. called Undeas), Changing Faces, Robin S., Fat Joe, Junior Mafia, Artifacts, Jomanda, Double X Posse, Inner Circle, The Bucketheads, Jay Williams, and Quad City DJs. 1991-present (Atlantic) Kallman first began working at Atlantic in 1991, when the label acquired Big Beat as a dance and rap imprint. Upon joining Atlantic, Kallman established his A&R credentials by signing and developing a number of major artists, including P.O.D, Aaliyah, Brandy, and Timbaland. Kallman became co-President of Atlantic in 2002. While holding this position, one of his accomplishments was establishing an alliance with VP, an independent dancehall and reggae record label. The first collaboration between labels was Sean Paul's album Dutty Rock, which sold six million copies and won a Grammy. He was also responsible for bringing Shinedown and T.I. onto Atlantic. Kallman was named Chairman and CEO of Atlantic in 2005. This was after the sale of Atlantic's parent company, Warner, to Time Warner. During his time as CEO, Kallman has been responsible for signing notable artists that have included Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, Death Cab For Cutie, Trey Songz, Flo Rida, Zac Brown Band, Gnarls Barkley, B.o.B, Janelle Monáe, Wiz Khalifa, Gucci Mane, Cardi B, Nipsey Hussle, Lizzo Halestorm, Hunter Hayes, Fitz and the Tantrums, Charlie Puth, Sturgill Simpson, and The War on Drugs. He also revived Atlantic Nashville, the country imprint of the record group. Kallman was responsible for extending Atlantic Records reach into the film soundtrack industry. During his time, some of the most notable soundtracks include Space Jam, the Twilight series and the Furious 7 soundtrack. Furious 7 contained the No. 1 single See You Again by Wiz Khalifa, which broke the record for most streams (4 million) on Spotify within a 24 hour period. Kallman is also credited with co-writing and producing the 2008 Grammy award winning song Daydreamin' by Lupe Fiasco. He is also the producer of the 2015 documentary, 808,