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Warner Bros. Records is one of the most successful recording companies in music history, home to influential artists across many genres such as Michael Bublé, Green Day, and Neil Young. With a catalog including Black Sabbath, Miles Davis, Madonna, and others, Warner Bros. Records has produced records for some of the most iconic artists in music and has broad appeal through its diverse roster of rap, pop, and rock artists.
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Punk rock originated in the United States between 1974-1976 as a rebellion against mainstream rock music. It featured anti-establishment lyrics and DIY distribution of music. Iconic early punk bands like the Ramones and Sex Pistols helped spread the genre internationally in the 1970s. Punk fashion emerged as part of the movement's rebellious spirit and included ripped clothes, combat boots, and dyed hair. Punk subgenres like post-punk and riot grrl also addressed political issues through their music in following decades.
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Warner Music Group is an independent music record company founded in 1958 that owns many renowned recording studios worldwide and is the third largest record company with a net income of $56 billion in 2008. It records artists such as Aerosmith, Dire Straits, The Kinks, and R.E.M. Sony is the second largest of the big four music companies, founded in 1929 with $5.6 billion in revenue in 2008, consisting of labels like Columbia Records and recording artists like Bob Dylan, Kings of Leon, and Pearl Jam.
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Warner Bros. Records is an American record label established in 1958 as the recorded music division of Warner Bros. Pictures. It has operated as a subsidiary of larger parent corporations over time, growing to become one of the top labels in the world. The Island Def Jam Music Group was formed in 1999 through a merger of Island Records and Def Jam Recordings by Universal Music Group, but divided into separate labels again in 2014. Virgin Records was founded in 1972 in Britain and released albums from many popular artists before being sold to EMI and absorbed by Universal Music Group. Motown was founded in 1959 in Detroit and played an important role in the racial integration of popular music, achieving great crossover success in the 1960s with its distinct soul music
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Major record labels
Major record labels dominate the music industry market share and distribution. They tend to focus on mainstream, mass appeal music. The major labels are owned by large multinational corporations. Warner Music Group owns 19% of the industry and is a subsidiary of Access Industries. Its labels include Atlantic Records, Parlophone, and Warner Bros. Records. Sony Music owns 34% and is owned by Sony Corporation of America, with labels like Columbia Records, RCA Records, and Arista Nashville. Universal Music Group owns 37% and is a subsidiary of Vivendi, with labels such as Def Jam Recordings, Capitol Records, and Blue Note Records.
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Britpop was a music genre that emerged in the UK in the 1990s, influenced by British rock bands of the 1960s and 1970s like the Beatles, Rolling Stones, and The Who. Key Britpop bands included Blur, Oasis, Pulp, Suede, and Supergrass who celebrated British musical heritage and achieved mainstream success. These bands rejected American grunge and hip hop, incorporating British rock influences into melodic, guitar-driven songs often focused on everyday life in Britain. Britpop coincided with a period of renewed national pride and the rise of New Labour under Tony Blair.
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Record labels are companies that promote and distribute music recordings. They play several key roles including publishing, production, manufacturing, distribution, marketing, promotion, copyright enforcement, and maintaining artist contracts. There are two main types of record labels - major labels that are part of large international conglomerates and own their own distribution, and independent labels that operate independently without major label funding. Examples provided are Warner Music Group, one of the three remaining major labels that owns labels like Warner Bros. and Atlantic, and Big Machine Records, an independent label specializing in country and pop artists like Taylor Swift.
Genre research indie rock
Indie rock originated in the UK and US in the 1980s, emerging from college rock and punk genres. It was initially used to describe independent record labels but became associated with the music they produced. Indie rock is extremely diverse with subgenres like jangle pop and lo-fi. In the 1990s, as grunge and Britpop bands broke into the mainstream, indie rock came to describe bands that retained an outsider perspective. In the 2000s, changes in the music industry allowed more indie acts to find commercial success, raising questions about what indie rock had come to mean.
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John Fiske asserts that genres reflect the dominant beliefs and principles of their time period, known as the zeitgeist. Genres can provide insight into the "way of the world" of their era. The document provides examples of this using the genres and popular artists of the 1960s and 1990s. In the 1960s, rock music emerged and incorporated elements of folk, blues, and rock and roll. Defining genres of that era included folk, psychedelic rock, and soul. The 1990s saw the rise of grunge, hip hop, boy bands, and pop alongside artists like Nirvana, Snoop Dogg, Backstreet Boys, and Celine Dion.
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Record labels research
Reprise Records was formed in 1960 by Frank Sinatra to provide more artistic freedom for his recordings. It has since produced records for notable bands like Fleetwood Mac and Faith No More. Blackened Recordings was founded in 2012 by Metallica as an independent label to release their future albums and reissue past work. Their first album under the new label, Hardwired...To Self Destruct, will be released in November 2016. Sony Music Entertainment was formed in 1929 and has worked with artists such as Michael Jackson, The Kinks, and Jimi Hendrix. Warner Music Group is one of the major record labels and has produced albums for Coldplay, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Led Zeppelin.
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Reprise Records was formed in 1960 by Frank Sinatra to provide more artistic freedom for his recordings. It has since produced records for notable artists like Fleetwood Mac, Faith No More, and Jimi Hendrix. Their most recent project is Green Day's 2016 album Revolution Radio. Blackened Recordings was founded in 2012 by Metallica as an independent label to release their future albums. Their first album under the new label is Hardwired...To Self Destruct, set for release in November 2016. Sony Music Entertainment was formed in 1929 and has worked with iconic artists such as AC/DC, Aerosmith, David Bowie, and Jimi Hendrix. Warner Music Group is one of the "big three"
Existing Music Labels
This document discusses different music labels and provides information about Hollywood Records, Fascination Records, and Island Records. Hollywood Records is a Disney Music Group label that focuses on pop, rock, and teen pop genres and has artists such as Queen, Plain White T's, and Breaking Benjamin on its roster. Fascination Records is a Universal Music Group imprint of Polydor Records based in the UK that focuses on a small number of pop acts like Girls Aloud, Cheryl Cole, and Sophie Ellis-Bextor. Island Records was founded in Jamaica and is now owned by Universal Music Group, recording over 100 artists including Akon, Tinchy Stryder, Jennifer Lopez, Jay Sean, and The Saturdays.
Music Institutions
This document summarizes four major music institutions: Sony Music, EMI Music, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group. Sony Music is one of the largest with labels like Columbia Records and artists like Michael Jackson. EMI Music has over 1.3 million songs in its catalog and supports artists like Usher and Alicia Keys. Universal Music Group leads the global music industry with labels from A&M to Def Jam and distributes artists widely, including Mariah Carey. Warner Music Group was founded as Warner Bros. Records and owns labels like Atlantic and Reprise, as well as publishing company Warner/Chappell Music.
Indie record label sub pop
Sub Pop Records is an independent record label founded in 1988 in Seattle, Washington. It helped launch the careers of grunge bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden, and Mudhoney in the early 1990s. Today, it continues to represent smaller, indie artists. In contrast, Universal Music Group is a major global record label that owns many other labels. It has the resources to sign worldwide artists across many genres and platforms, while Sub Pop focuses on a tighter knit community of indie artists with fewer financial resources.
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Sony Music UK is a subsidiary of Sony Corporation of America and has signed many commercially successful artists across various genres. It operates several record labels that have launched the careers of both local and international superstars. Some of its largest and most prominent labels include Columbia Records, RCA Records, Syco Music, and Relentless Records. Sony Music UK looks to continue building its portfolio of diverse artists and developing new talent globally through its independently minded labels.
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