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2. Overview Of the Music
IndustryWithin the music industry there are 3 main record labels, also
known as the ‘BIG 3’.
The ‘BIG 3’ are represented by:
- Sony
- Universal
- Warner
34%
37%
19%
3. Subsidiary Labels:
- Colombia Records
- RCA Records
- Epic Records
- Arista Nashville
- RCA Records
Nashville
- Colombia Nashville
- Legacy Recordings
- Sony Music Latin
- Masterworks
- Vested in Culture
- RCA Inspiration
- Provident Label Group
Key Facts and Figures:
-Founded in 1929
-Owned and Operated by ‘Sony
Corporation of America’
-Revenue of 2014: $4.89 Billion
-Headquarters: Sony Building,
New York City, United States.
Artist’s Signed to Sony
4. Subsidiary Labels:
- Atlantic Record
- Bad Boy
- Roadrunner Records
- East West Records
- Rhino Records
- Sub Pop Records
- Rykodisc Records
- Reprise Records
Key Facts and Figures:
- Founded in 1958
- Headquarters based in
New York City
- Had a revenue of $2.87
billion
- Has over 3,500
employees
Artists signed to Warner Music Group
5. Subsidiary Labels:
-Capitol Music Group
-Def Jam Records
-Interscope Geffen A&M
-Island Records
-Republic Records
-Universal Music Classics
-Universal Music Enterprise
-The Verve Music Group
-Astralwerks Records
-Blue Note Records
Key Facts & Figures
-Founded in 1934
-Headquarters: Santa Monica,
California, USA
-Revenue of 2013: $6.5 billion
-As of 2010, UMG had nearly
7000 employees
Artist signed to Universal Music Group:
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