With family roots in Glasgow, Patch Twaddle runs Antidote Artists, a Toronto-based artist management, label services and programming company. Patch shifted into the business side in 2017, advising and organizing for Imogen Heap’s Mycelia for Music non-profit, and working on solutions for music rights management with start-up JAAK. Since 2019, Antidote has served Canadian and international clients, including indie chamber pop band Tiger Balme, stunning singer-songwriters Estyr and Noah Malcolm, Afro-Caribbean hip-hop/soul artist Dynesti, and Welsh pop artist DONT MAKE THIS WEIRD. Patch now programmes the QtheMusic LGBTQ2I+ showcases and the 1000 Islands Song Festival, and has been a course director in entertainment and media management at the Schulich School of Business, York University.