our distributed labels
Taseis Media Group
https://soundcloud.com/taseis-media-group
Taseis is a media umbrella company based on the incubator system of developing independent labels in gospel and other non-offensive music categories, as well as faith-based films. The label's objective is to develop its partners in a proactive and profitable manner to take their vision to a level beyond expectation while working in concert with them. Label partners include Aleho, Columba, D-Town, Emtro Gospel, NGMR, Serenity Entertainment, Tyscot, Utopia, and more.
Team Love Records
http://team-love.com/
Team Love Records was founded in 2003 in New York City and is affiliated with Saddle Creek Records in Omaha, Nebraska. Artists include A Weather, The Berg Sans Nipple, Mars Black, Capgun Coup, David Dondero, El Madmo, The Felice Brothers, Flowers Forever, Nik Freitas, Simon Joyner, Jenny Lewis with the Watson Twins, McCarthy Trenching, Gruff Rhys, Tilly & The Wall, Craig Wedren, and more.
Tender Loving Empire
http://www.tenderlovingempire.com
In 2005 Tender Loving Empire was founded by Brianne and Jared Mees on a road trip around the western U.S. It was initially intended as both a way to release Jared’s recordings as well as a creative conduit for friends and family to release their music, comics, fiction and etc . During the first 3 years TLE released comics, works of fiction and musical albums all in a distinct hand silkscreened, individually numbered, limited edition fashion. In 2007, TLE opened its first store in NW Portland, OR in an attempt to provide an ecosystem for all types of creative output including clothing, fine art prints, jewelry, accessories, comics and local music. Meanwhile they began to focus their labels attention and resources specifically on musical releases, having gained some traction with local record stores and a handful of releases by local bands. in 2010, the store moved to a more prominent location in downtown PDX, becoming home to the art and craft of over 300 different local artists, crafters and musicians. At the same time, the label began to increase its output and reach in and around the Northwest US, signing up-and-coming Portland acts Typhoon, Y La Bamba and Loch Lomond , while continuing to focus on high quality aesthetics, innovative packaging and cutting edge promotional and marketing techniques . In 2012, TLE will release its 35th title, the 5th installment of its yearly, limited edition, hand silkscreened 2 disc compilation Friends and Friends of Friends.
The Control Group
http://www.controlgroupco.com/tcg.html
Newly relocated to Brooklyn from Seattle, The Control Group has released albums by international artists El Perro Del Mar, Figurines, I Was A King, and Telpathique, and by American artists The Cops, Schoolyard Heroes, and The Lonely H. The Control Group has also released vinyl by Kings Of Leon, The Killers, PJ Harvey, and more.
The Noise Company
https://www.thenoisecompany.com
"The Noise Company Cares" is the motto artist Ben Kweller uses to describe the label he founded after a long and successful career with ATO Records. The focus of The Noise Company was to create a self-contained outlet for his music as well as the music of artists he loves. The first exclusive release by The Noise Company was Kweller’s 2012 Go Fly A Kite. With an extreme focus on recording and production, The Noise Company also places a huge emphasis on high quality packaging and consumer experience. The art direction given to Go Fly A Kite, by Liz Kweller earned the LP a Grammy Nomination in 2012. While up against major label campaigns, The Noise Company proved that there is still room for boutique labels in a major arena. The Noise Company are big supporters of the Austin music scene and have plans to release music from the Music Capitol in the near future.
Thirsty Ear
http://www.thirstyear.com/
Established in the late 70s as an independent marketing company, Thirsty Ear pioneered the concept of specialized marketing to the yet-unnamed alternative music world in the US. In the mid 80s, it partnered with English labels 4AD and Beggars Banquet. In 1990, Thirsty Ear made its emergence as a record label of its own, quickly accelerating its position and becoming one of the top alternative independent labels within the US. A unique partnership with 2.13.61 Records, the label founded by punk legend Henry Rollins, led unexpectedly to Thirsty Ear's relationship with jazz iconoclast Matthew Shipp, who would go on to become the Artistic Director of a new line of recordings called the Blue Series. The concept of the Blue Series was born from Thirsty Ear's desire to marry jazz's many languages into a cogent new one and perhaps shake up what was, and to a certain extent still is, a stagnant musical climate.
Three Car Garage
http://www.3cgrecords.com/
This is the record label of pop rock band Hanson (Isaac, Zachary, and Taylor).
TML Entertainment
http://www.triumphmusic.com/
Sub-label of TRC and home of the entire catalog for the Toronto based 70's classic rock band Triumph.
Tommy Boy Entertainment
http://shop.tommyboy.com/store.asp
Tommy Boy Entertainment continues their legacy with the hottest dance music around, from the singles and remixes of Amber and Dolce and Murk, to the dance albums of Vic Latino, Junior Vasquez, Masters At Work, and the "Dance Mix NYC" series. Their affiliated label family includes 75 Ark, Basic Lux, Bluestar Entertainment International, Gargamel Music, In Ya Face Records, Major Independents, Organica, Rasa, Sandman/City Boy, and Uno Recordings.
Tomorrow Recordings
http://www.buckwheatzydeco.com/
Buckwheat Zydeco's label brings you a number of his recordings, along with releases by Sean Ardoin and Lil' Brian And The Zydeko Travelers.
Touch And Go Records
http://www.touchandgorecords.com/
Chicago-based Touch And Go, at the forefront of music for over a decade, is home to artists from the Yeah Yeah Yeah's, Enon, and Black Heart Procession to Blonde Redhead, Dirty Three, Man Or Astroman?, and The Jesus Lizard. The label is also the home of many other indie labels such as All Natural Inc., Atavistic, Cold Crush, Drag City, Emperor Jones, Estrus, Overcoat, Quarterstick, Trixie, Trance Syndicate, Warm Electronic Records, and more.
Air Fronts
Air Fronts