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• Comment: It's just impossible to verify anything here. Please look at WP:YFA and WP:REFB to work out how to do this. Remember that all significant facts about a living person will need a reliable source. ChrysGalley (talk) 10:14, 15 June 2026 (UTC)

Andrian Adams is a music manager, producer, and songwriter who has worked in the music industry since the early 1990s.

Adams managed singer-songwriter Annet Artani (born Annette Stamatelatos), who co-wrote the Britney Spears hit single "Everytime" (2003)."Britney Spears' 'Everytime' co-writer Annet Artani interview". Business Insider. October 2021.

In lieu of a management fee, Artani granted Adams a 7 per cent share of the song's publishing rights.Terazono, Emiko (5 December 2005). "When a hit song is going, going, gone...". Financial Times. Document 45940817 – via Factiva.

In October 2005, Adams offered his share of the publishing rights for sale on eBay. At press time, bidding had reportedly reached £15,100."Buy Britney on eBay". UpFront. Billboard. 29 October 2005. p. 10."Share of 'Everytime' for sale on eBay". UPI. 2 November 2005.

The share was subsequently sold to a music industry executive for £97,300 (approximately US$168,870).Terazono, Emiko (5 December 2005). "When a hit song is going, going, gone...". Financial Times. Document 45940817 – via Factiva. Prior to the sale, Adams had earned £55,000 in royalties from his share of the song. Spears' lawyers reportedly attempted to stop the auction, but Adams invited them to submit a competing offer, which did not materialise.Terazono, Emiko (5 December 2005). "When a hit song is going, going, gone...". Financial Times. Document 45940817 – via Factiva.

Adams is believed to be the first person to auction a copyright share in a major hit song on eBay, predating the emergence of the modern music rights acquisition market by more than a decade.Terazono, Emiko (5 December 2005). "When a hit song is going, going, gone...". Financial Times. Document 45940817 – via Factiva.

In addition to his work as a manager and producer, Adams has received songwriting credits on recordings released by major record labels. He was credited as a co-writer of the songs "Summertime", "Too Late", and "Make the Most" on R&B singer Noel Gourdin's debut album After My Time, released by Epic Records in 2008."Noel Gourdin – After My Time". Discogs. 22 July 2008. Retrieved 13 June 2026."After My Time". Deezer. 22 July 2008. Retrieved 13 June 2026.