Other Record Labels

Join us in this episode as we delve into the world of record labels and explore how embracing creativity and entrepreneurship can drive innovation. From embracing conflicting goals to scratching your own itch, discover actionable strategies to unlock new opportunities and stand out in the music industry. Tune in to learn how to break away from tradition and revolutionize your record label's approach to success.   Get this week's notes and more at http://otherrecordlabels.com/innovate Presented by Infinite Catalog: http://www.infinitecatalog.com/otherrecordlabels

Maya, founder of Deep Down Dirty Records, advocates for democratizing music release processes, aiming to make it more inclusive and less exclusive. Her label offers a platform for artists to have their work heard and supported, fostering a nurturing environment. Initially rooted in classical music, Maya shifted her focus to rave music and established her label. She kickstarted her venture through a radio show, highlighting artists deserving of more recognition. In our conversation, Maya emphasizes the pivotal role record labels play in guiding artists towards excellence. She believes labels should act as champions, holding artists accountable for creating exceptional records and tracks, ultimately helping them reach their full potential. Check them out here: https://www.facebook.com/DeepDownDirtyRecordLabel/ https://www.instagram.com/deepdowndirtymusic     Presented by Infinite Catalog: http://www.infinitecatalog.com/otherrecordlabels  

Happy 6th Birthday to Other Record Labels! Thank you so much for being a listener over these years! Today, I get interviewed by Banner Driskell to defend the purpose of record labels! WATCH EPISODE HERE: https://youtu.be/YbqAM8wJofU?si=w_dbjXz-ecqRaUaH Thanks to Rhynestone Productions for sharing this episode with our community! (https://www.tiktok.com/@rhynestoneproductions)   Presented by Infinite Catalog (http://www.infinitecatalog.com/otherrecordlabels) 

Delve into conflict management in the music industry with strategies for record labels. Explore clear communication, generosity, and maintaining harmonious partnerships. Learn about handling conflicts in artist-label relationships, clarifying expectations, and building trust for long-term success.

In this episode, Scott sits down with David from indie label enjou to discuss the impact of passive streaming on artists and labels. They explore the benefits and challenges of streaming, including playlist hacking and fraud. They also delve into how artists navigate the balance between creative integrity and catering to streaming platforms. The conversation touches on the evolution of music consumption, the annual Spotify Wrapped debate, and the importance of diversifying revenue streams. Finally, they discuss enjou's rebranding decision and their strategic focus in today's music landscape. Tune in for valuable insights into the modern music industry. Presented by Hellbender Vinyl - http://hellbendervinyl.com   Learn more about Little Symphony and enjou here: http://instagram.com/enjoumusic  

In this week's episode of Other Record Labels, we're diving deep into the top stories shaking up the music industry and how they directly impact record labels. Host Scott is joined by special guest Sam Taylor from Complete Music Update to unpack the latest developments and their implications for the industry at large. First up on the agenda is the controversial revelation surrounding Apple's Spatial Audio pay structure. Sam sheds light on the disappointing reality that only a select few distributors stand to benefit, leaving many artists facing diminished royalties. Next, the conversation shifts to Spotify's surprising Sub-1000 Stream Policy, sending shockwaves through the indie community. Learn why the requirement of 1000 streams from 500 unique fans before royalties are paid is a major hurdle for independent artists and labels. Lastly, Sam shares insights into the collapse of 3tone Music, a cautionary tale exposing the vulnerabilities of digital distribution platforms. As the journalist who broke the story, Sam provides valuable perspective on the lack of accountability and protections in the industry. Tune in for essential insights and expert analysis that every label owner and industry enthusiast needs to hear.   Presented by Hellbender Vinyl (http://hellbendervinyl.com)  

I got screwed over... and so did a lot of my friends... So, I started working on a plan of revenge... And then I decided to let it go, and just move on! Let me tell you the story...  

In this interview with Gillian Gaar, the author of "In the Groove," we delve into the captivating history, culture, and future of vinyl records. From the fascinating origins of the term "album" and the pivotal role of Columbia Records in birthing the LP to the unexpected color of vinyl and the competition between 7" and 12" records, Gaar provides insights that will intrigue both vinyl enthusiasts and newcomers. We explore the impact of artwork on vinyl's popularity, discuss the potential presence of "filler" in 12" LPs, and reminisce about the cherished role of record stores in music discovery. Join us as we uncover the past, present, and future of vinyl in this enlightening conversation.   Presented by Hellbender Vinyl - http://hellbendervinyl.com   Learn more about today's topic here: http://otherrecordlabels.com/vinylhistory

Presented by Infinite Catalog (http://www.infinitecatalog.com/otherrecordlabels) Unlock the secrets of musical synergy in our latest episode, 'Why You Should Collaborate More'! 🎧 Join us as we explore the transformative impact of collaboration in the indie music scene. From stretching your artistic limits to reshaping the way labels are perceived, we delve into the myriad reasons why collaborative efforts are essential for musical growth. Hear inspiring stories, gain valuable insights, and learn how to harness the power of collaboration to elevate your indie music journey. Tune in and discover why collaboration isn't just an option—it's the heartbeat of innovation in the world of independent music. 🌟🎵 #MusicCollaboration #IndieArtists #Podcast   WATCH/READ THIS EPISODE: http://otherrecordlabels.com/collaborating

Amy Brady, Co-founder of Allegedly Records, discusses the challenges of spelling 'Allegedly' and their marketing-first approach to being a punk label. They explore their unique subscription box, 'Punk Box,' and the ins and outs of running a punk indie record label. They also touch on the streaming world, the challenges of promoting punk music, and the idea of changing the label name.