Label Worx is the leading provider of services to independent record labels worldwide. We are the backbone of many of the industries leading brands, helping them to free up valuable time and resources that enables them to concentrate on what really matters, the Music!
Philip Soeffker - Minus Multimedia GmbH
Labelworx's own Reece has taken over the decks playing us some of his favourite tracks right now!
ON IT Recordings a new evolving, forward thinking UK based record label. The underground sound of house music is something we are passionate about, we think you will be too. ON IT Recordings is the imprint for burgeoning producer ONYVA.
Check out the new release from the brilliantly consistent Get Twisted Records out now on all stores with artist under_score providing a Tech House masterclass! #AcceleratedByLabelWorx
A hand picked selection of recent releases from our ever increasing catalogue
Lloyd Starr - President of Beatport
News from the industry, record labels, artists and Label Worx
We are pleased to welcome Simon Birkumshaw as our Head Of Label Acquisitions & A&R. Simon previously worked at Defected as A&R, Champion Records, Madtech & Madhouse as Label Manager and currently runs his own label and events in London under the brand 'Sense Traxx'. Simon will be working alongside our senior team to acquire new business for Label Worx and to manage existing and new relationships with stores and other outlets for your music. Welcome to the team, Simon!
YouTube has claimed that it paid out over $1.8bn to music rights-holders in the 12 months to the end of September this year, in advertising revenues alone. The figure is revealed in Google's new 'How Google Fights Piracy' report, in which it's also claimed that YouTube has paid out more than $6bn to the music industry to date - $3bn of which has come from the monetized use of music in videos via Content ID. These numbers get extra interesting when we turn back the clock a little bit - and, naturally, when we also look into how they compare to Spotify's industry payouts. YouTube's $1.8bn claim suggests that it's been paying out circa $150m per month to the music business in ad money over the past year.
What would it really take for DJs to consider changing their rider to Denon DJ gear? How about a massive, $900 off price drop? Starting this week, Denon DJ has dropped the price of the SC5000 players to just $999 for the rest of the year (they're usually $1,899 each). What does this price drop mean, and should DJs switch? Keep reading for our thoughts inside.
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