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Sony Music Entertainment is a major American record label that is a subsidiary of Sony Corporation. As one of the largest record labels in the world, Sony markets artists based on their past success and potential. Sony owns recording studios that artists are contracted to use, giving Sony major control over artists and their music videos. Some example artist videos produced by Sony include songs by Little Mix and Chris Brown.
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EMI Records is a major record label founded in 1972 that specializes in pop and hip hop music. As the third largest record label, EMI was an early adopter of digital music trends, streaming the first digital album in 1996. Popular artists signed to EMI include Robbie Williams and Coldplay, who became the first act to sell two million digital albums worldwide. In contrast, Rough Trade is a smaller independent label founded in 1978 that focuses on punk and indie artists like The Strokes. Both labels promote their artists through music videos on YouTube and album artwork on promotional posters. While EMI distributes mainstream pop music, Rough Trade provides a platform for independent artists.
INDEPENDENT VS CONGLOMERATES
Sony Music Entertainment is a large American music corporation owned by Sony Corporation of America that was founded in 1929 and is now the second largest music company in the world. XL Recordings is a smaller independent British record label founded in 1989 that is known for releasing albums from artists like Adele, Dizzee Rascal, and Radiohead. While Sony Music Entertainment has more recognition due to its large size and popular artists, an independent label like XL Recordings may provide more individual attention to help an artist create an amazing album.
Radiohead
Radiohead released their eighth studio album "The King of Limbs" in 2011 in an unconventional way. They self-released the album as a digital download on their website before partnering with XL Recordings for a physical release. The album was initially available as an MP3 or WAV download for £6-9 before getting vinyl and CD releases. This non-traditional release approach without a record label or promotional single showed how bands could distribute music directly to fans in the digital age.
History of music videos
The document traces the evolution of music videos from early examples in the 1920s-1930s that were shown in theaters due to the lack of television, to Tony Bennett's 1956 video which is considered the first to air on television. It then discusses pivotal moments like the Beatles' involvement in "A Hard Day's Night" in 1964 and their innovative video for "Penny Lane" in 1967. Subsequent entries highlight the development of performance and narrative elements in the 1970s, experimental videos in the early 1970s, and the launch of MTV in 1981 which helped promote and market music videos globally. More recent videos discussed incorporate different visual styles and animation.
The big four
The Big Four major record labels that dominate the global music industry are Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI. They own music production, distribution, and consumption through "vertical integration" and have significant influence over how music is made and sold. The record labels have a variety of subsidiary labels that serve different music genres and markets.
Institutional research
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
Record labels
Fueled by Ramen is an American record label established in 1996 that represents artists across many genres including Paramore, Panic! At the Disco, and Fun. It promotes its artists through street teams that distribute free merchandise. Roadrunner Records, formed in 1980, is one of the largest rock and metal labels representing bands such as Nickelback, Slipknot, and Korn. It also uses street teams for promotion. Sony Music Entertainment was formed in 1991 by merging various record companies and owns the rights to many current top artists like Adele, Paul Simon, and Michael Jackson, making it one of the major record labels.
9 xl recordings case study
XL Recordings is a British independent record label founded in 1989 that has grown to be one of the most influential and diverse independent labels. It began as a label for acid house and dance music but later signed influential artists across many genres like The Prodigy, Radiohead, Dizzee Rascal, and Adele. Radiohead in particular felt greater freedom on XL to experiment musically and with their marketing strategies. Today, XL continues to sign diverse new artists and uses social media like Tumblr to help artists engage with fans while maintaining a focus on creative freedom rather than business pressures faced by major labels.
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EMI Records is a major record label founded in 1972 that specializes in pop and hip hop music. As the third largest record label, EMI was an early adopter of digital music trends, streaming the first digital album in 1996. Popular artists signed to EMI include Robbie Williams and Coldplay, who became the first act to sell two million digital albums worldwide. In contrast, Rough Trade is a smaller independent label founded in 1978 that focuses on punk and indie artists like The Strokes. Both labels promote their artists through music videos on YouTube and album artwork on promotional posters. While EMI distributes mainstream pop music, Rough Trade provides a platform for independent artists.
INDEPENDENT VS CONGLOMERATES
Sony Music Entertainment is a large American music corporation owned by Sony Corporation of America that was founded in 1929 and is now the second largest music company in the world. XL Recordings is a smaller independent British record label founded in 1989 that is known for releasing albums from artists like Adele, Dizzee Rascal, and Radiohead. While Sony Music Entertainment has more recognition due to its large size and popular artists, an independent label like XL Recordings may provide more individual attention to help an artist create an amazing album.
Radiohead
Radiohead released their eighth studio album "The King of Limbs" in 2011 in an unconventional way. They self-released the album as a digital download on their website before partnering with XL Recordings for a physical release. The album was initially available as an MP3 or WAV download for £6-9 before getting vinyl and CD releases. This non-traditional release approach without a record label or promotional single showed how bands could distribute music directly to fans in the digital age.
History of music videos
The document traces the evolution of music videos from early examples in the 1920s-1930s that were shown in theaters due to the lack of television, to Tony Bennett's 1956 video which is considered the first to air on television. It then discusses pivotal moments like the Beatles' involvement in "A Hard Day's Night" in 1964 and their innovative video for "Penny Lane" in 1967. Subsequent entries highlight the development of performance and narrative elements in the 1970s, experimental videos in the early 1970s, and the launch of MTV in 1981 which helped promote and market music videos globally. More recent videos discussed incorporate different visual styles and animation.
The big four
The Big Four major record labels that dominate the global music industry are Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI. They own music production, distribution, and consumption through "vertical integration" and have significant influence over how music is made and sold. The record labels have a variety of subsidiary labels that serve different music genres and markets.
Institutional research
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
Record labels
Fueled by Ramen is an American record label established in 1996 that represents artists across many genres including Paramore, Panic! At the Disco, and Fun. It promotes its artists through street teams that distribute free merchandise. Roadrunner Records, formed in 1980, is one of the largest rock and metal labels representing bands such as Nickelback, Slipknot, and Korn. It also uses street teams for promotion. Sony Music Entertainment was formed in 1991 by merging various record companies and owns the rights to many current top artists like Adele, Paul Simon, and Michael Jackson, making it one of the major record labels.
9 xl recordings case study
XL Recordings is a British independent record label founded in 1989 that has grown to be one of the most influential and diverse independent labels. It began as a label for acid house and dance music but later signed influential artists across many genres like The Prodigy, Radiohead, Dizzee Rascal, and Adele. Radiohead in particular felt greater freedom on XL to experiment musically and with their marketing strategies. Today, XL continues to sign diverse new artists and uses social media like Tumblr to help artists engage with fans while maintaining a focus on creative freedom rather than business pressures faced by major labels.
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Universal Music Group is the largest major record label, founded in 1934. It has many subsidiary labels that are home to some of the biggest artists in music. Some key subsidiaries include Def Jam Recordings, focused on urban/hip hop, and Young Money Entertainment, co-founded by Lil Wayne. EMI Music Group is another major label based in the UK with subsidiaries like Capitol Records and Virgin Records. Sony Music Entertainment holds the second largest share and was formed from mergers with labels like Columbia Records and Jive Records. It also operates subsidiary labels.
Xl recordings
XL Recordings was founded in 1989 by Richard Russell, Tim Palmer, and Nick Halkes to release rave and dance music. Originally an offshoot of Beggars Banquet, it later expanded its genres after signing The Prodigy. XL aims to break new artists and works independently, releasing around six albums per year with an "anti-business" philosophy that gives artists control and views projects from their perspective.
Xl recordings analysis
XL Recordings is a British independent record label that releases no more than 6 albums per year across multiple genres, including pop. The label has found success with artists such as Adele, Radiohead, and Dizzee Rascal. For an up-and-coming British pop artist looking for an experimental label with experience in edgier artists, XL Recordings could be a good option due to its origins in dance music and locations in London and New York.
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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.
SME
Sony Music Entertainment (SME) is the division of Sony Corporation that handles its music business interests. As one of the "big three" record labels, SME owns hundreds of sub-labels including its flagship labels Columbia Records, Epic Records, and RCA Records. Tenacious D, the American comedy rock duo of Jack Black and Kyle Gass, is signed to Columbia Records, SME's flagship label, and has released three albums distributed through SME's network.
4E XL Recordings presentation
XL records was founded in the early 1990s during the acid house era, specializing in rave and dance music. Some major artists signed to XL include The Prodigy, The White Stripes, and Basement Jaxx. While smaller than major record labels like Warner, Universal, and Sony, XL releases around 6 big albums per year and distributes its music worldwide, helping to build sales.
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.
Record labels
Sony is one of the "big three" record labels due to its size and history dating back to 1929 as American Record Company. As the second largest of the big three labels, Sony Music owns Epic Records and Columbia Records, which were the labels of the artist Manic Street Preachers. Sony Music is a subsidiary of the Japanese conglomerate Sony and is based in the United States, representing artists worldwide and making billions in revenue each year.
History of Music Videos
A media presentation taking you through the history of music videos from the earliest until music video until music videos as we know them.
Record labels
Domino is an independent record label founded in 1993 that focuses on indie rock music. Some notable artists signed to Domino include Pavement, Franz Ferdinand, and The xx. The document discusses two other major record labels, Island Records and Columbia Records, which focus on wider genres and mass audiences. It concludes that Domino would be the preferred label due to its indie rock focus and targeting of niche audiences interested in that genre.
4E EMI presentation
EMI was formed in 1931 through the merger of Columbia Graphophone Company and His Master's Voice record label, creating a vertically integrated record label and equipment company. EMI was once one of the largest record labels and music publishers. In 2011, EMI was split up and sold, with its recorded music operations going to Universal Music Group for $1.9 billion and publishing division sold to Sony for $2.2 billion, marking the end of EMI as an independent company. EMI had owned many famous record labels and published works from major artists like The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and Robbie Williams over the years.
Music Label Research
This document discusses independent music labels, two British indie labels (Domino Records and XL Recordings), and the "Big Three" major music labels (Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group). Independent labels are not owned by the major labels and can vary in size from large profitable companies to small personal projects. While some large independent labels are now distributed by the majors, they generally have more financial independence. The document also notes that if releasing their own music, the author would prefer an independent label like XL Recordings due to their ability to target niche audiences.
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.
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Sony Music is a global music company founded in 1929 as Columbia Graphophone Company. It owns several record labels including Columbia Records, the oldest brand name in recorded sound founded in 1889; Epic Records, originally a jazz label expanded to various genres; and Relentless Records, a UK urban music label. Legacy Recordings is Sony's catalog division handling reissues from Columbia, Epic, RCA and other labels. Doug Morris was CEO from 1995 to 2011 when he was replaced by Lucian Grainge. Sony Music reported $5.6 billion in net revenue in 2021.
Music video history
Music videos began in the 1920s but became more widely used starting in the 1950s and 1960s as a way to promote music recordings on television and in movie theaters. In the 1980s, the launch of MTV made music videos hugely popular and influential, allowing artists like Michael Jackson to create short films for their songs. Today, music videos are commonly used to promote songs on digital platforms like YouTube and help launch the careers of new artists.
Cultural influence of specific genre
Indie rock is a genre of rock music characterized by a do-it-yourself attitude and independent record labels that allow bands more creative freedom. Though diverse in style, including influences from punk, psychedelia, and country, indie rock bands typically value artistic expression over commercial success. Examples mentioned are The Kooks, Arctic Monkeys, Killers, and Kings of Leon. The term "indie rock" describes both the independent labels bands release music on and their pursuit of sounds and subjects with limited mainstream appeal.
Record Label Research
1) 4AD is a British independent record label founded in 1980 that focuses on alternative rock, dream pop, post-punk, electronica, and indie rock. They signed underground American artists in 1992 and have had distribution deals with major labels.
2) Columbia Records is one of the major record labels owned by Sony Music Entertainment. Founded in 1887, they sign a wide variety of artists across genres including pop, rock, R&B, and indie folk like Foster the People.
3) Domino Recording Company is a UK-based independent label founded in London that has offices in Brooklyn and Germany. They focus on creativity over style and have had success with artists like Arctic Monkeys and Franz Ferdinand
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Sony Music Entertainment owns several major record labels including Columbia Records UK, RCA Label Group, and Phonogenic Records. Columbia Records UK remains a premier label under Sony focusing on various genres and artists like Aretha Franklin and J. Cole. RCA Label Group contains the pop, rock, country, blues, and classical labels RCA Records, RCA Victor, and RCA Red Seal, currently representing artists like Westlife, Leona Lewis, and Olly Murs. Phonogenic Records focuses on pop and rock artists such as Natasha Bedingfield and The Script.
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Interscope Records is an American record label owned by Universal Music Group founded in 1990 that originally focused on hip-hop and urban music but expanded to include artists across many genres including industrial, rock, and Latin music. Atlantic Records is an American label known for rock, jazz, and rhythm and blues that signed influential artists like Ray Charles and saw over half its sales from digital products by 2007. EMI Records was a British label that signed global successes before being sold to Universal Music Group in 2011.
Record labels
A record label is a brand or trademark that markets, distributes, and promotes music recordings and videos. Record labels influence how music videos are produced and have budgets for production elements. Artists rely on record labels to market their albums and promote their success. There are major record labels that are large international corporations, as well as independent labels not controlled by the major labels. The three current major labels are Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group.
Channel research 2
4Music is a music and entertainment channel in the UK owned by The Box Plus Network. It launched on August 15, 2008, replacing The Hits. The channel launched at 7pm with a promotional advert and played The Foo Fighters' "The Pretender" at number 20 and Kylie Minogue's "Can't Get You Out Of My Head" at number 1. Despite being a UK channel, 4Music plays many American songs, leading some to complain it does not sufficiently support British music talent.
Channel research
MTV is an American cable television channel owned by Viacom that was launched in 1981, originally showing music videos by artists. MTV's target audience was originally young adults but is now focused on teenagers and college students. The first music video aired was "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles. Over time, MTV expanded its programming beyond just music videos to also include reality television shows and documentaries to increase viewership. Major American artists see getting their music videos played on MTV as beneficial for widespread exposure and sales.
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Universal Music Group is the largest major record label, founded in 1934. It has many subsidiary labels that are home to some of the biggest artists in music. Some key subsidiaries include Def Jam Recordings, focused on urban/hip hop, and Young Money Entertainment, co-founded by Lil Wayne. EMI Music Group is another major label based in the UK with subsidiaries like Capitol Records and Virgin Records. Sony Music Entertainment holds the second largest share and was formed from mergers with labels like Columbia Records and Jive Records. It also operates subsidiary labels.
Xl recordings
XL Recordings was founded in 1989 by Richard Russell, Tim Palmer, and Nick Halkes to release rave and dance music. Originally an offshoot of Beggars Banquet, it later expanded its genres after signing The Prodigy. XL aims to break new artists and works independently, releasing around six albums per year with an "anti-business" philosophy that gives artists control and views projects from their perspective.
Xl recordings analysis
XL Recordings is a British independent record label that releases no more than 6 albums per year across multiple genres, including pop. The label has found success with artists such as Adele, Radiohead, and Dizzee Rascal. For an up-and-coming British pop artist looking for an experimental label with experience in edgier artists, XL Recordings could be a good option due to its origins in dance music and locations in London and New York.
Record label case study
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.
SME
Sony Music Entertainment (SME) is the division of Sony Corporation that handles its music business interests. As one of the "big three" record labels, SME owns hundreds of sub-labels including its flagship labels Columbia Records, Epic Records, and RCA Records. Tenacious D, the American comedy rock duo of Jack Black and Kyle Gass, is signed to Columbia Records, SME's flagship label, and has released three albums distributed through SME's network.
4E XL Recordings presentation
XL records was founded in the early 1990s during the acid house era, specializing in rave and dance music. Some major artists signed to XL include The Prodigy, The White Stripes, and Basement Jaxx. While smaller than major record labels like Warner, Universal, and Sony, XL releases around 6 big albums per year and distributes its music worldwide, helping to build sales.
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.
Record labels
Sony is one of the "big three" record labels due to its size and history dating back to 1929 as American Record Company. As the second largest of the big three labels, Sony Music owns Epic Records and Columbia Records, which were the labels of the artist Manic Street Preachers. Sony Music is a subsidiary of the Japanese conglomerate Sony and is based in the United States, representing artists worldwide and making billions in revenue each year.
History of Music Videos
A media presentation taking you through the history of music videos from the earliest until music video until music videos as we know them.
Record labels
Domino is an independent record label founded in 1993 that focuses on indie rock music. Some notable artists signed to Domino include Pavement, Franz Ferdinand, and The xx. The document discusses two other major record labels, Island Records and Columbia Records, which focus on wider genres and mass audiences. It concludes that Domino would be the preferred label due to its indie rock focus and targeting of niche audiences interested in that genre.
4E EMI presentation
EMI was formed in 1931 through the merger of Columbia Graphophone Company and His Master's Voice record label, creating a vertically integrated record label and equipment company. EMI was once one of the largest record labels and music publishers. In 2011, EMI was split up and sold, with its recorded music operations going to Universal Music Group for $1.9 billion and publishing division sold to Sony for $2.2 billion, marking the end of EMI as an independent company. EMI had owned many famous record labels and published works from major artists like The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and Robbie Williams over the years.
Music Label Research
This document discusses independent music labels, two British indie labels (Domino Records and XL Recordings), and the "Big Three" major music labels (Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group). Independent labels are not owned by the major labels and can vary in size from large profitable companies to small personal projects. While some large independent labels are now distributed by the majors, they generally have more financial independence. The document also notes that if releasing their own music, the author would prefer an independent label like XL Recordings due to their ability to target niche audiences.
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.
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Sony Music is a global music company founded in 1929 as Columbia Graphophone Company. It owns several record labels including Columbia Records, the oldest brand name in recorded sound founded in 1889; Epic Records, originally a jazz label expanded to various genres; and Relentless Records, a UK urban music label. Legacy Recordings is Sony's catalog division handling reissues from Columbia, Epic, RCA and other labels. Doug Morris was CEO from 1995 to 2011 when he was replaced by Lucian Grainge. Sony Music reported $5.6 billion in net revenue in 2021.
Music video history
Music videos began in the 1920s but became more widely used starting in the 1950s and 1960s as a way to promote music recordings on television and in movie theaters. In the 1980s, the launch of MTV made music videos hugely popular and influential, allowing artists like Michael Jackson to create short films for their songs. Today, music videos are commonly used to promote songs on digital platforms like YouTube and help launch the careers of new artists.
Cultural influence of specific genre
Indie rock is a genre of rock music characterized by a do-it-yourself attitude and independent record labels that allow bands more creative freedom. Though diverse in style, including influences from punk, psychedelia, and country, indie rock bands typically value artistic expression over commercial success. Examples mentioned are The Kooks, Arctic Monkeys, Killers, and Kings of Leon. The term "indie rock" describes both the independent labels bands release music on and their pursuit of sounds and subjects with limited mainstream appeal.
Record Label Research
1) 4AD is a British independent record label founded in 1980 that focuses on alternative rock, dream pop, post-punk, electronica, and indie rock. They signed underground American artists in 1992 and have had distribution deals with major labels.
2) Columbia Records is one of the major record labels owned by Sony Music Entertainment. Founded in 1887, they sign a wide variety of artists across genres including pop, rock, R&B, and indie folk like Foster the People.
3) Domino Recording Company is a UK-based independent label founded in London that has offices in Brooklyn and Germany. They focus on creativity over style and have had success with artists like Arctic Monkeys and Franz Ferdinand
Rukshana presentation
Sony Music Entertainment owns several major record labels including Columbia Records UK, RCA Label Group, and Phonogenic Records. Columbia Records UK remains a premier label under Sony focusing on various genres and artists like Aretha Franklin and J. Cole. RCA Label Group contains the pop, rock, country, blues, and classical labels RCA Records, RCA Victor, and RCA Red Seal, currently representing artists like Westlife, Leona Lewis, and Olly Murs. Phonogenic Records focuses on pop and rock artists such as Natasha Bedingfield and The Script.
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Interscope Records is an American record label owned by Universal Music Group founded in 1990 that originally focused on hip-hop and urban music but expanded to include artists across many genres including industrial, rock, and Latin music. Atlantic Records is an American label known for rock, jazz, and rhythm and blues that signed influential artists like Ray Charles and saw over half its sales from digital products by 2007. EMI Records was a British label that signed global successes before being sold to Universal Music Group in 2011.
Record labels
A record label is a brand or trademark that markets, distributes, and promotes music recordings and videos. Record labels influence how music videos are produced and have budgets for production elements. Artists rely on record labels to market their albums and promote their success. There are major record labels that are large international corporations, as well as independent labels not controlled by the major labels. The three current major labels are Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group.
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4Music is a music and entertainment channel in the UK owned by The Box Plus Network. It launched on August 15, 2008, replacing The Hits. The channel launched at 7pm with a promotional advert and played The Foo Fighters' "The Pretender" at number 20 and Kylie Minogue's "Can't Get You Out Of My Head" at number 1. Despite being a UK channel, 4Music plays many American songs, leading some to complain it does not sufficiently support British music talent.
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MTV is an American cable television channel owned by Viacom that was launched in 1981, originally showing music videos by artists. MTV's target audience was originally young adults but is now focused on teenagers and college students. The first music video aired was "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles. Over time, MTV expanded its programming beyond just music videos to also include reality television shows and documentaries to increase viewership. Major American artists see getting their music videos played on MTV as beneficial for widespread exposure and sales.
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The document outlines a plan for a website to promote an artist. It describes designing the website with a black and white color scheme to portray the artist's tough upbringing and journey to becoming a better person. Key sections of the website are described, including the homepage with the artist's picture, news about his activities, a media page with photos, an online shop selling merchandise, and a biography. The goal is to make the website appealing, easy to navigate, and promote the artist effectively.
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The document discusses Kanye West's tour dates that are shown on his website. As a big artist, Kanye West has many tour dates due to high demand. The website shows the artist's name and tour to identify who it is for. It also includes links to his music and shop where fans can find merchandise.
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This document provides descriptions of 37 scenes from a music video. Each scene includes the shot type, camera movements or placement, lyrics being rapped or sung, actors featured, their actions, and the location. The scenes follow the main characters DB and YDB through various locations from their childhood neighborhoods reflecting on their past experiences and current lifestyle. The shots include establishing shots, close-ups, over-the shoulder, low and high angles, and more to depict the characters and tell their story through the music.
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This document scouted and described several potential filming locations for a music video about a grime artist named Danny Billz. It discusses how shots from each location could help tell the story and convey themes around how the artist's environment and past experiences influenced him. The locations included an apartment block, council estates, alleyways, a police station, train station, chicken shop, and a black box room that could represent an interrogation scene. The goal was to authentically capture locations from the artist's childhood area and portray the struggles and hardships he faced growing up.
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Sony Music Entertainment is a subsidiary of Sony Corporation and the world's second largest music company after Universal Music Group. Its genres include eclectic music. Signed artists include Becky G, Beyonce, and Ciara. Originally developing from
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- Record labels are companies that market, distribute, and manage music recordings and videos, as well as collect royalties and copyrights. The three major record labels are Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group.
- Major labels have large budgets for production and promotion, often funding highly produced performance-based music videos. Independent labels have smaller budgets, so videos tend to be simpler narratives or performances.
- The document discusses several major and independent labels as examples, including their signed artists and typical video styles. It concludes by suggesting creating an independent label inspired by Domino Recording Company for a planned indie/indie rock music video project.
Label
Sony Music was founded in 1887 and has become widely successful in recruiting and promoting artists across a range of genres. Some popular Sony artists include Beyoncé, Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, and Mariah Carey. Sony uses social media platforms and high quality audio equipment to connect with audiences. While Sony would suit an artist looking to enter the pop genre, its variety of genres may not provide as much focused attention as a label specializing in pop.
Record label
A record label operates by publishing, branding, distributing, marketing, and promoting music artists. It finds new talent through scouting and helps develop artists' careers. The document discusses signing an artist to an independent record label like XL Recordings for more freedom over contracts and decisions. XL Recordings is an independent label founded in 1989 that has had success with diverse genres of music including The Prodigy, MIA, Dizzee Rascal, Adele, and Radiohead. Copyright law gives creators exclusive rights over their work for 50-100 years to control distribution and use. The document proposes starting an independent record label called JWK Studios to scout new talent and give artists freedom to develop their persona.
Music institutions
Warner Music Group is one of the "Big Three" global music corporations headquartered in New York City. It owns major record labels like Warner Bros Records and Atlantic Records. Universal Music Group is the largest of the "Big Three" and owns labels like Interscope Records, Island Records, and Republic Records. Sony Music Entertainment is the third largest and owns Columbia Records, RCA Records, and Syco Music. These corporations and their labels control much of the music industry but new platforms like iTunes, YouTube, and SoundCloud allow independent and unsigned artists to distribute their music without a major label.
Record labels
A record label is responsible for marketing, distributing, and profiting from an artist's music and videos. They provide funding for video production and promotion in exchange for a percentage of profits. Major labels like Sony Music Entertainment have large budgets to widely promote videos, while independent labels have smaller budgets and niche audiences. Sony Music Entertainment owns artists like Michael Jackson and Justin Timberlake, using its budget to fund high production value videos that promote both the music and partner projects.
Music institutions
The document discusses several major music institutions that fund and create music videos. Sony Music Entertainment is the second largest recorded music company, founded in 1929. Warner Music Group was founded in 1958 and evolved over time, renaming to Warner Music Group in 2004. Universal Music Group is one of the largest businesses in the music industry, founded in 1934 and developing into its current form. EMI Music Publishing is the fourth largest music company, founded in 1931 under the name Electric and Musical Industries Ltd. These institutions are based primarily in New York, except for EMI which is headquartered in London.
Music record labels
The document discusses the history of major record labels from 1988 to 2012. It describes how there were originally six major labels (Big Six) that consolidated over time into just three labels (Big Three) by 2012 as a result of mergers and acquisitions. It also explains that record labels are generally part of larger corporate music groups that are owned by international holding companies.
Record labels
A record label or record company is associated with marketing music recordings and videos. It manages brands and trademarks, coordinates production, distribution, and enforcement of copyright for sound recordings and music videos. Often a record label also serves as a publishing company.
Record labels
The document discusses several record labels that could potentially sign Sub Focus, a band known for drum and bass music. Ram Records is mentioned as Sub Focus' current label. Other labels discussed include Dirty Hit (more alternative), Epic Records (mainstream with rock/punk), Grid Recordings (up-and-coming, targets 16-25 year olds), and Sony Music (has many successful artists across genres worldwide). In the end, the author believes Sony Music could help Sub Focus gain the most success and recognition internationally.
Atlantic records research
Atlantic Records is a major American record label founded in 1947 by Ahmet Ertegun and Herb Abramson. It became a subsidiary of Warner Bros.-Seven Arts in 1967 and expanded into rock and pop music, signing popular artists like Led Zeppelin, Yes, Rita Ora, Lil Uzi Vert, Coldplay, Jay-Z, Bruno Mars, and Ed Sheeran. Over the 1970s, Atlantic shifted from an R&B/soul label to a leader in rock music thanks to signings by Ahmet Ertegun and executives Jerry L. Greenberg and John Kalodner.
Institutions
Music video institutions are record labels that invest in artists by funding and assisting in music video production. Major institutions include Sony Music, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, and EMI. They own record labels like Columbia, Epic, Elektra, and Mute. Institutions help distribute, market, and produce music videos for popular artists across genres worldwide.
Major vs indie complete
Major labels such as Sony Music Entertainment own the majority of the global music market. They have significant financial resources that allow them to widely distribute, market, and sign new talent. However, major labels have a long corporate approval process. Independent labels like Roughtrade lack the distribution abilities of major labels but have more flexibility in their operations. They can be more creative in finding and developing new artists as well as adopting new media technologies. Roughtrade was founded in 1976 and helped launch the careers of influential punk bands in the late 1970s. It is now part of the Beggars Group and continues to specialize in genres like punk, indie pop, and post-punk.
Record labels
A record label coordinates the production, distribution, and marketing of music recordings and videos. It signs artists to contracts, promotes their music, enforces copyright protections, and scouts for new talent. An independent label would be suitable for an artist with a unique, non-commercial sound. An existing artist might sign with Domino Recording Company, a UK-based independent label known for alternative rock and pop genres. Founded in 1993, Domino has achieved success with releases by American and British artists and maintains a steady stream of new signings.
Rca
RCA Records was founded in 1929 when the Radio Corporation of America acquired Victor Talking Machine Company, changing ownership several times until being fully acquired by BMG in 1986 who then merged with Sony to form Sony Music. Based in New York City, RCA Records is now owned by Sony Music and has represented major artists across many genres such as Elvis Presley, The Beatles, David Bowie, and Justin Timberlake throughout its history.
Record labels
A record label manages the marketing, production, distribution and copyright of music recordings and videos. It promotes and enforces brands and trademarks associated with music. Some major record labels include Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group, and Virgin Records. Sony Music Entertainment has been a label for indie bands such as Causes, Foo Fighters, Foster the People, Kasabian and Kings of Leon. Virgin Records has worked with bands like Bastille and Prides. The document discusses choosing Sony Entertainment as a record label because it has experience with indie bands and is well-known, which could help attract audiences and give a new band exposure.
Record labels
A record label manages the marketing, production, distribution and copyright of music recordings and videos. It promotes and enforces brands and trademarks associated with music. Some examples of major record labels are Sony Music Entertainment, Virgin Records, and Universal Music Group. Sony Music Entertainment and Virgin Records have both worked with several indie bands. The document discusses choosing Sony Music Entertainment as a record label for an indie band, as they are well-established and have experience working with various indie bands, which could help attract audiences and provide a platform.
Research Into Record Labels
A record label is a company that manages brands and trademarks associated with music recordings and videos. The record label coordinates production, distribution, marketing, promotion and copyright protection of songs and music videos. It also signs and manages artists. The term "record label" comes from the circular label in the center of vinyl records that displays the manufacturer's name and other information.
Mainstream vs Independent
Major record labels like Sony have higher budgets and funding which allows them to sign many well-known artists. Independent labels like XL Recordings typically have lower budgets and focus on a smaller number of artists, often in genres like indie music. XL helped shape a genre in the late 1980s influenced by American, Jamaican, and European sounds and focused on underground music scenes rather than the multinational business of Sony. Over time, XL has led to success stories by working with fresh, undiscovered talent in recent years.
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- 3. EXAMPLES OF SONY SONGS
- 4. INDEPENDENT CASE STUDY XL - INDEPENDENT XL Recordings is a British independent record label which was launched by Tim Palmer, Nick Halkes and Richard Russell in 1989. The label was originally formed to release rave and dance music but later decided to broading their decisions to appeal to a more wider audience. It now produces music from all different kinds of genres. XL Studio - In early 2008, Russell transformed the rear garage of the label's Ladbroke Grove headquarters into a small, in-house recording and mixing studio called XL Studio. It served as a makeshift studio space for the label's various artists and his own projects until producer Rodaidh McDonald was assigned in September of that year to manage and properly equip it in preparation for the xx to record their self- titled debut album. This record label would be suitable for our artist because they allow their artist to be free and do their own things without having any other control for the label. This means that our artist can be creative and free when making music video.
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