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...]], [[Rhino Entertainment]], [[Warner Chappell Music]], and numerous other labels and publishing entities. The company traces its origins to the founding of ...ect of Warner Bros. Records' reputation as one of the most artist-friendly labels in the American music industry. In 1966, Warner was sold to Seven Arts Prod ...

...h [[Pete Tong]] serving as A&R director. One of the most influential dance labels in UK history, FFRR documented and shaped the [[house music]], [[acid house ...g [[house music|house]] track built around a hypnotic synth loop, became a major UK and European hit. The label simultaneously built a compilation franchise ...

...simultaneously navigating high-profile legal challenges from major record labels over the use of copyrighted material in its training data. ...between Suno and the major music industry, with Warner becoming the first major label to reach a licensing arrangement with the platform. ...

...tors to share audio directly with a global audience without the need for a record label or distributor. ...nnounced in January 2014 that it had commenced licensing negotiations with major music companies to address unauthorized, copyrighted material regularly app ...

...<td style="padding: 4px 8px; font-weight: bold; vertical-align: top;">Labels</td> ...in' All Over" under the name '''Guess Who?''' — a deliberate ploy by their record label to create mystery around their identity and encourage radio play. The ...

| style="border: 1px solid #ccc; padding: 6px; font-weight: bold;" | Key Labels ...y matured through the 1920s and 1930s, New York remained its center. Major labels including Columbia Records and RCA Victor maintained headquarters in the ci ...

| style="border: 1px solid #ccc; padding: 6px; font-weight: bold;" | Labels ...some of the most forceful and erudite political rapping ever committed to record, addressing institutional racism, media manipulation, the prison system, an ...

Most of the new local bands signed for large advances with major out-of-town labels, and the creative impetus was gradually lost. By 1968, the national media ...mily Dog Productions had gone bankrupt, and Bill Graham was busy running a record label and organising large-scale outdoor concerts. The original members of ...

...nd marketing of his catalog. She approved and supported the development of major exhibition projects. By the time [[Lisa Marie Presley]] assumed control of ...