Record Label - Communion and Island Records
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Communion Music is an independent record label and production company founded in 2006 in London that works with artists like George Ezra, James Bay, and Ben Howard. It began as a monthly live music night and aims to create a creative and collaborative environment for artists. Catfish and the Bottlemen signed with Communion Records in 2013 and released their debut album The Balcony in 2014 which achieved Gold status in the UK. In 2014, Catfish and the Bottlemen also signed with Island Records, a division of Universal Music Group, and saw continued success with their album reaching Platinum status in the UK.
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Bastille is a British indie pop band formed in 2010 by lead vocalist Dan Smith. Originally a solo project, the band expanded to include Kyle Simmons, Will Farquarson, and Chris Wood. Their debut album Bad Blood was released in 2013, entering the UK Albums Chart at number one and featuring hit singles like "Pompeii". The album has sold over 5 million copies in the US and 2.5 million in the UK. Their second album Wild World was released in 2016 and also reached number one in the UK charts. Both albums showcase Bastille's signature indie and alternative style influenced by artists like David Lynch.
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- 1. RECORD LABEL AND PRODUCTION COMPANY ISLAND RECORDS AND COMMUNION RECORDS
- 2. COMMUNION MUSIC • Communion Music is an independent company comprised of Communion Records, Communion Presents, and Communion Publishing. • As a label, it currently works with a variety of artists including George Ezra, James Bay, Ben Howard and Catfish and the Bottlemen. • It has offices in London and New York.
- 3. HISTORY • Founded in 2006 by musicians Kevin Jones, Ben Lovett and producer Ian Grimble. • It began in London in Notting Hill’s Arts Club as a monthly live music night. • Growing tired of the competitive and unfriendly live music scene in London at the time, the three founders aimed to create a platform for their own and others music in an environment that was creative, collaborative and respectful. • Communion Records was initially started to provide a way to document and present the community of musicians that was building in and around the Communion Clubnight and others like it in West London.
- 4. COMMUNION AND CATFISH• Catfish and the Bottlemen signed to Communion Records in 2013, and released their first three singles ‘Homesick’, ‘Rango’ and ‘Pacifier’ in the same year. • However they didn’t reach high positions within the UK charts, with ‘Kathleen’ charting the highest at 11 in the UK Indie Chart. • Under Communion they also released their long awaited debut album ‘The Balcony’ on the 15th September 2014. It has since achieved Gold Status in the UK.
- 5. ISLAND RECORDS • Island Records is a major record label which works as a division of Universal Music Group (UMG). • It was founded in 1959 in Jamaica by Chris Blackwell, Graeme Goodall, and Leslie Kong. • February 2014: 3 Island Label brands exist, Island UK, Island US and Island Australia. • Distributors: Island Records has been self-distributing since 2014, with Universal Music Group distributing worldwide. • The label’s UK roster includes: Hozier, John Newman, Disclosure and Catfish and the Bottlemen.
- 6. ISLAND AND CATFISH • In 2014, Catfish and the Bottlemen signed to Island Records and released their fourth single ‘Kathleen’. • The debut album ‘The Balcony’ is “heading for Platinum status in the UK, with all of their songs getting back to back playlists and heavily rotated plays on the radio.” – Island Records