Independent label research
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Aardvark Record Label is an independent record label based in Cornwall, UK that focuses on genres including ambient, breaks, chill out, down tempo, commercial dance, drum & bass, electro, euro, house, psytrance, techno, techno trance and trance. It targets a primary audience of young white Europeans ages 20-29. The label owns its own distribution channel and has signed high profile artists/producers such as EricM and Yahel. It promotes its artists' music and videos through streaming on its website and partnerships with YouTube, Twitter, streaming sites and blogs.
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Universal Music is a record label founded in 1934 as Decca Records USA. It is currently owned by Vivendi and has Lucian Grainge as its CEO. Some of its subsidiary labels include Blue Note Records, known for jazz music, and A&M Octane Records, which focuses on artists for the 15-30 age range. Capitol Records is also a subsidiary founded in 1942 in Los Angeles, specializing in various genres and located in the Capitol Records Building.
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Fearless Records is an alternative rock-oriented record label founded in 1992 in Westminster, California by Bob Becker. It is known for releasing pop-punk bands in its early years and more recently bands in genres like post-hardcore, emo, and metalcore. Fearless Records releases are distributed by RED Distribution, Alternative Distribution Alliance, and EastWest Records. The label has experienced success with albums by bands like Plain White T's and Breathe Carolina that featured hit singles.
The big 4
The document provides information about 4 major music companies in the UK music industry:
1) EMI was once one of the "big four" record companies but is now owned by Citigroup and being sold off in parts.
2) Universal Music Group is the world's largest music company with a network of record labels.
3) Warner Music Group owns record labels like Atlantic and Elektra and is a major music publisher.
4) Sony Music Entertainment is the second largest global recorded music company and is controlled by Sony Corporation of America.
The big 3 kazdahardest pres major labels
Major record labels control over 80% of the music industry, with Universal Music Group, Sony Music, and Warner Music making up the big three labels and collectively owning 90% of the market. Universal Music Group controls 37% through its many subsidiary labels like Def Jam and Republic Records. Warner Music Group controls 19% via subsidiaries like Bad Boy Records. Sony Music controls 34% through subsidiaries like Columbia Records and Epic Records.
Arctic monkeys and the music industry
Arctic Monkeys are an English indie rock band signed to Domino Records and Warner Bros Records. Domino Records distributes their music both vertically through their own distribution company, Alternative Distribution Alliance (ADA), and horizontally by expanding distribution to North America. Arctic Monkeys has released physical albums commercially available as CDs and vinyls in stores and online. They have utilized social media extensively as part of their marketing efforts, maintaining official pages on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and others. Their music can be streamed or purchased online through platforms like iTunes, Spotify, Deezer and Rdio.
SME vs Century Media Records
Sony Music Entertainment is the second largest record company behind Universal Music Group. It is a subsidiary of Sony Corporation founded in 1929. Some of its labels include Columbia, Epic, and Sony Classical. It operates in 43 countries and partners with VEVO and Syco. Century Media was founded in 1988 in Germany and is now based in the US. It is recognized as a dominating force in metal, hard rock, and hardcore. It had pulled acts from Spotify in 2011 but returned in 2012. It maintains an organic, family feel while giving bands major opportunities. It advertises on YouTube by playing music from bands like Motionless in White and Nightwish on similar genre videos to effectively target its niche audience.
Universal Music Group
Universal Music Group is a global music company founded in 1934. It is headquartered in Santa Monica, California and has Lucian Grainge as Chairman and CEO. Universal Music Group owns numerous record labels such as Capitol Records, Motown Records, and Def Jam. It has over 38 sub-labels outside the US and 10 within. Universal Music Group also owns Universal Music Publishing Group, the second largest music publisher. Some popular artists on Universal Music Group labels include Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, and Rihanna.
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Sony Music Entertainment (SME) is a major music conglomerate and subsidiary of Sony Corporation of America. SME has many record labels and owns the rights to music from a long list of popular artists. It produces and sells music in various formats and through media convergence in movies and games. While SME was profitable in 2010, it saw an 11% revenue decline in 2008 due to a decline in physical music sales not offset by digital growth.
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Fearless Records is an alternative rock-oriented record label founded in 1992 in Westminster, California by Bob Becker. It is known for releasing pop-punk bands in its early years and more recently bands in genres like post-hardcore, emo, and metalcore. Fearless Records releases are distributed by RED Distribution, Alternative Distribution Alliance, and EastWest Records. The label has experienced success with albums by bands like Plain White T's and Breathe Carolina that featured hit singles.
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1) EMI was once one of the "big four" record companies but is now owned by Citigroup and being sold off in parts.
2) Universal Music Group is the world's largest music company with a network of record labels.
3) Warner Music Group owns record labels like Atlantic and Elektra and is a major music publisher.
4) Sony Music Entertainment is the second largest global recorded music company and is controlled by Sony Corporation of America.
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Major record labels control over 80% of the music industry, with Universal Music Group, Sony Music, and Warner Music making up the big three labels and collectively owning 90% of the market. Universal Music Group controls 37% through its many subsidiary labels like Def Jam and Republic Records. Warner Music Group controls 19% via subsidiaries like Bad Boy Records. Sony Music controls 34% through subsidiaries like Columbia Records and Epic Records.
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Arctic Monkeys are an English indie rock band signed to Domino Records and Warner Bros Records. Domino Records distributes their music both vertically through their own distribution company, Alternative Distribution Alliance (ADA), and horizontally by expanding distribution to North America. Arctic Monkeys has released physical albums commercially available as CDs and vinyls in stores and online. They have utilized social media extensively as part of their marketing efforts, maintaining official pages on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and others. Their music can be streamed or purchased online through platforms like iTunes, Spotify, Deezer and Rdio.
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Sony Music Entertainment is the second largest record company behind Universal Music Group. It is a subsidiary of Sony Corporation founded in 1929. Some of its labels include Columbia, Epic, and Sony Classical. It operates in 43 countries and partners with VEVO and Syco. Century Media was founded in 1988 in Germany and is now based in the US. It is recognized as a dominating force in metal, hard rock, and hardcore. It had pulled acts from Spotify in 2011 but returned in 2012. It maintains an organic, family feel while giving bands major opportunities. It advertises on YouTube by playing music from bands like Motionless in White and Nightwish on similar genre videos to effectively target its niche audience.
Universal Music Group
Universal Music Group is a global music company founded in 1934. It is headquartered in Santa Monica, California and has Lucian Grainge as Chairman and CEO. Universal Music Group owns numerous record labels such as Capitol Records, Motown Records, and Def Jam. It has over 38 sub-labels outside the US and 10 within. Universal Music Group also owns Universal Music Publishing Group, the second largest music publisher. Some popular artists on Universal Music Group labels include Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, and Rihanna.
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Universal Music Group is a global music corporation and subsidiary of Vivendi that is headquartered in Santa Monica, California. UMG owns labels across over 60 countries and has a 29.85% share of the global recorded music market. It focuses on pop, hip hop, and R&B artists like Katy Perry, Eminem, and Drake. Sony Music Entertainment is also a major label with a 29.29% market share that owns labels like Columbia and Epic. It has a vast catalog of artists like Beyoncé, Michael Jackson, and Elvis. Warner Music Group has a 19.13% share and owns labels like Atlantic Records, featuring artists such as Ed Sheeran, Madonna, and
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Aim of the lesson record label
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The document discusses the major record labels and their role in the music industry. It explains that there are four major record labels - Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, EMI Group, and Warner Music Group. These labels dominate over 65% of the music industry. The labels operate numerous imprints and subsidiary labels to reach a wide audience across different music genres. The document provides details on the market share and key artists of each major label.
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Atlantic Records has a diverse lineup of artists across many genres. It is part of the Warner Music Group, which handles distribution and marketing. Some recent projects include the soundtracks for Fast 9 and Birds of Prey. Atlantic Records generates revenue through music sales, streaming, merchandise, concerts, and partnerships. It uses various channels to promote and distribute music, including social media and streaming platforms.
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Universal Music Group is a global music company founded in 1934 as Decca Records USA. It was formed in its current structure in 1998 through the merger of PolyGram and Universal Music Group. UMG operates in 77 countries and represents artists across multiple genres including R&B, hip hop, classical, and jazz. It is headquartered in New York City and has major label subsidiaries such as Interscope-Geffen-A&M, Island Def Jam Music Group, and Polydor Records.
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Warner Music Group is a global leader in the recorded music industry and owns many record labels including Warner Bros Records, Atlantic Records, and Elektra Records. It has a large catalog of artists signed across many genres of music. The record label has experienced both major successes such as having the number one label in the US multiple times as well as failures like a controversial rap song in 1992 that resulted in protests and the artist being released from their contract. Warner Music Group strives to help artists achieve financial success while providing high quality music to consumers.
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Music channels host chart shows and award shows to promote artists' work through music videos. However, only politically correct artists that conform to mainstream audiences' standards are represented. Radical genres and controversial artists are filtered out of mainstream media representation.
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The three major record labels are Universal Music Group, Sony Music, and Warner Music Group. Universal Music Group owns 37% of the market share and has subsidiary labels like Def Jam, Island Records, and Republic Records. Sony Music owns 34% of the market share and has artists like Adele, Daddy Yankee, and Chipmunk. Warner Music Group owns 19% of the market share and has subsidiary labels like Atlantic Records and Warner Bros. Records.
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The three major record labels are Universal Music Group, Sony Music, and Warner Music Group. Universal Music Group owns 37% of the market share and has subsidiary labels like Def Jam, Island Records, and Republic Records. Sony Music owns 34% of the market share and has artists like Adele, Daddy Yankee, and Chipmunk. Warner Music Group owns 19% of the market share and has subsidiary labels like Atlantic Records and Warner Bros. Records.
Music based programming workbook
This unit focuses on developing skills in music-based programming for radio broadcasting and in-store audio. Learners will understand different types of music programming like contemporary hit radio, recurrent radio, and formats like gold, easy listening, and specialist genres. They will learn to create music sequences for different audiences and incorporate additional elements. Learners will review their own programs and how suitable they are for the intended purpose and audience.
Music institutions
The document discusses four major music institutions: Warner Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, EMI, and Universal Music Group. Warner Music Group is the largest American-owned music conglomerate and owns labels like Atlantic Records. Sony Music Entertainment is the second largest in the global music industry and owns Columbia Records and RCA Records. EMI is the fourth largest record label and owns labels such as EMI Records and Parlophone. Universal Music Group is the largest music corporation in the world, operating as a subsidiary of Vivendi, and owns various labels including Interscope Records, Capitol Records, and Motown Records.
Music Video Institutions
Music video institutions help produce and fund music videos for their signed artists. This document provides case studies of four major music video institutions: EMI Music, Sony Music, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group. It describes their record labels, featured artists, global distribution networks, and roles in discovering, marketing and promoting artists worldwide.
Institutional research
- Record labels manage brands and trademarks associated with marketing music recordings and videos. Major record labels include Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI.
- Bauer Media Group is a large European media company that owns over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV stations worldwide. It has a revenue of 2.4 billion euros and owns popular music brands and television channels.
- Universal Music Group is the world's largest music corporation, owning record labels like Decca Records, Island Records, and Def Jam Records. It is a subsidiary of the French media company Vivendi.
Music video institutions
Warner Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, EMI, and Universal Music Group are four major music video institutions that help produce and fund music videos. Warner Music Group represents artists like James Blunt and Bruno Mars. Sony Music Entertainment features artists such as Beyoncé, Britney Spears, and Foo Fighters. EMI works with Coldplay, Kylie Minogue, and Pink Floyd. Universal Music Group has a diverse roster including Justin Bieber, Mariah Carey, and Adele.
The Four Major Record Labels
The four major record labels are Warner Music Group, Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and EMI. Warner Music Group owns many famous record labels and also offers artist management services. Universal Music Group is the world's leading music company with businesses in recorded music and music publishing. Sony Music Entertainment has a wide range of artists and a huge catalogue. EMI is divided into businesses focused on new music, catalogues, and music services.
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Channel U TV is a digital satellite TV channel in the UK focused on urban music genres like grime and UK hip hop. It aims to showcase emerging underground artists not played on other channels. Notable past presenters include Tim Westwood. It holds annual awards and some criticize that it does not sufficiently separate popular and emerging artists. However, others view it as an important platform for new talent in the UK urban music scene.
Institutional research
The document summarizes information about the music industry, major record labels, and music corporations. It discusses how the music industry makes money through live performances, recordings, and videos. It describes key roles like songwriters, musicians, and managers. Major record labels and corporations discussed include Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Bauer Media Group. It provides financial information about the profitability of the music industry and streaming services, noting that live music is more profitable than recorded music. Finally, it states that Adele, Ed Sheeran, and Sam Smith were the top selling artists of 2015.
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Universal Music is the world's leading music company operating in over 60 countries. They distribute mainstream pop artists like Ariana Grande and Florence & The Machine, as well as more alternative artists. Sony Music evolved from Columbia Records, the oldest label, and includes labels like Columbia, Epic, and RCA. They distribute pop artists like Britney Spears and Avril Lavigne. Island Records is a division of Universal Music Group founded in Jamaica in 1962 and has influenced progressive music. It handles pop artists like Ariana Grande and Demi Lovato who have achieved commercial success.
Subsidiary labels
Universal Music Group is one of the world's largest music content companies with market leading positions in recorded music, music publishing, and merchandising. It owns several record labels including Universal Republic Records, which introduces different music genres, and Island Def Jam Music Group, formed from a merger between Island Records and Def Jam Recordings. Some artists signed to its labels include Owl City, Enrique Iglesias, Justin Bieber, and Mariah Carey.
Independent record label research project
Hungry Audio is an independent record label based in Norwich and London that promotes several lesser-known artists, including Sennen, Mia Vigar, and The Telescopes. The label utilizes social media platforms like Twitter, Myspace, and YouTube to market and distribute the artists' music. Though the artists are not well-known, digital sales and streaming have helped the label profit despite issues with piracy. The label produces both physical and digital music formats and allows artists some control over merchandise while focusing on promoting through online channels and occasional TV placements.
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Independent label research
- 1. Type of Company and Name: Aardvark Record Label Location: Cornwall based in United Kingdom Researching the Music Industry-Macro Organisations- A01 Target Audience: The audience of Aardvark are mainly young white females and males between the ages of 20 and 29 which are mainly from an European ethnicity. Genre of products: The independent record label has a genre of Ambient, Breaks, Chill out, Down tempo, Commerical Dance, Drum & Bass, Electro, Euro, House, Psytrance, Techno, Techno trance, Trance. indie rock , Americana , alt country , dance music , electronica , adult contemporary and pop music . Examples of artists signed to the label: high profile of the artist/producers/remixers like EricM, Yahel and Jeff Alford. Distribution channel: Aardvark owns its own distribution channel. Aardvark Records gained recognition by quickly up taking new music distribution techniques as they arrived, such as podcasting , internet radio , providing music videos to online streaming websites ( YouTube , Google Video ), providing full tracks on social networking sites and blogging Marketing and Promotion: AARDVARK HAS GOT STREAMING MUSIC ON THEIR WEBSITE, They releases their artist music videos in podcasters, streaming audio pop music, rock music , indie rock, college rock, calssic rock, alternative rock soul music, celtic rock, psy rock and celtic punk from our artists. They have got the artist new released music videos Synergy with other companies: Aardvark company has synergized with Youtube, Twitter, MySpace, Reverb Nation, Google Video, Singingfool, ROO TV Bebo and Last.fm Synergized with an international music channel which is known as PMC Target Audience Other media outlets are that the record label has a subsidiary with a larger company which is known as Aardvark Dance