Want to contact record labels looking for artists to sign?
Would you like a list of record labels accepting demos in 2020?
If you create folk, pop, EDM, country, gospel, whatever, and you want to contact a record label to get your music heard, this might be the most important blog you read this year.
Right now, according to the Indie Bible, there are 970 record labels accepting demos.
The key is finding them and getting their contact info.
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Where To Find Record Labels Looking for Artists
There are few ways you can find these labels.
One way to find them would be to do a Google search.
Just go to Google or Bing and searching for terms like:
- record labels accepting demos
- pop labels accepting demos (swap pop for your genre)
- record label contacts
I think you get the idea.
Another way would be too look on LabelBase. It is a record label directory with a growing list of directories.
They have some A & R contact emails as well as links to social networks.
The one drawback to LabelBase is, they don't appear to have record labels for all the genres. You'll see genres like Techno, Hip Hop and various Rock genres but no country, folk or a bunch of others.
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The Best Recording Labels Contacts List
The best way get a list of record label contacts, in my opinion, is the Indie Bible.
Here's why.
Aside from the fact that they've been around for over 20 plus years, they did one of the largest contact lists that is updated daily.
Remember that blurb at the beginning of the article about them having 970 record labels looking for demos?
Also, think of how much time you'll save when you don't have to hunting around on Google?
Worse, you might wasting your time because you don't have the most thorough and/or up-to-date information. What else could you be doing with the valuable time?
The Indie Bible will save you a ton of time.
You can check out the Indie Bible here.
More Ways To Get Your Music Heard
When you're done sending music to labels, you're going to want to continue promoting your music. Afterall, it's a bad look when the label doesn't think you are willing to help promote.
Indie Bible helps you there too.
With a 1 year subscription to the online database. You get the following information categorized by 43 genres that you can search, sort, and export.
- 2000 magazines and music blogs (to help you get reviews)
- 4200 radio stations (to help you get plays)
- 1100 labels and distributors
- 1000 promotion, marketing, management, and PR services
- 400 sites where you can upload your band’s MP3s or videos
- 30,000 venues, festivals and colleges in the U.S. and Canada (to help you find gigs)
And they also give you a guide to help you promote you music.
Cool huh?
Contact Record Labels Now
So there you go. Now you know of a few places to find record labels accepting demos and a few more ways to get your music heard.
Now, go get the Indie Bible and get your music in the hands of labels.
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