recording label
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- /rɪˈkɔrdɪŋ ˈleɪbəl/
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- But all it takes is for one record label to screw everything up.
But why aren't these publishers and record labels investing in young writers?
- But why aren't these publishers and record labels investing in young writers?
- But all it takes is for one record label to screw everything up.
- And I said, oh, I run my own record label and I thought it's a great pick up like.
- He was in Skepta's house and he was like, forget radio, forget TV, forget record labels.
- This dude thought that he was just going to take me off of my own record label and put me on his record label.
- My record label that me and my friends started, you know what I'm saying?
- Not, you know, I'm sorry, the the gang violence, the localized gang violence between the gangs that were affiliated with those two record labels, it got worse.
- Now I'm willing to, you know, I'm willing to, but these record labels have huge rosters with huge schedules and post is their biggest cash cow.
- But every record label in the country is calling.
- He's from Portland, but like he was signed to a record label and their base was San Jose.
- You've got your agent, you've got your record label.
- Anyway, he goes, well, the lesson is I can't be dependent on a record label.
- And then as you're going through, when, when did you actually decide to set up your own record label?
- And musicians will grind it out for years trying to get signed with a particular record label.
- When I was recording my first album, I was the first person signed to The Beatles new record label, Apple Records, And they had they.
Examples
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After many auditions, she finally got a contract with a major recording label.
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In the old days, the record labels knew how to launch new stars.
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But every record label in the country is calling.
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So we reached out to the record label and they said that the, the rights were still owned by the writer R Newman.
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A performer contracts with a recording label, producers, technical sound crew, and venue in order to perform a concert.
Academic text (2018) -
He's from Portland, but like he was signed to a record label and their base was San Jose.
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It was really fun and the the record label at the time, I was still on Roadrunner Records.
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My sisters and I are preparing to sign a contract with a major recording label—launching our debut CD with the songs God has laid on our hearts to write.
Blog text (34) -
The famous recording label signed several new artists last year.
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The small recording label specializes in promoting independent musicians.
Synonyms
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A company that produces and sells music recordings
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A business that makes, promotes, and sells music and supports artists
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A business that helps artists make and sell music
How Prominent
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a company that produces and markets musical recordings' is directly derivable from combining 'recording' (a saved sound or musical item) with 'label' (a company that releases/sells records). This is a regular noun–noun compound following common compositional patterns found across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will understand it.
Etymology
Recording label comes from the paper 'label' stuck to the middle of a vinyl record that showed the artist and the maker. Because people read the maker's name on the label, the phrase came to mean the 'company' that produces and sells music.