record label

British  

noun

1. a company that produces and sells records, CDs, and recordings

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Example Sentences

Already falling out of fashion by the time the Beatles arrived in the United States, Sedaka didn’t weather the rise of the British Invasion: By the end of the 1960s, his lack of a record label caused him to leave the States for England.

From Los Angeles Times

He also recorded several albums for Elton John's record label in the 1970's.

From BBC

In 1967, at 16, he recorded his first album El Malo with Héctor Lavoe, forming an inimitable salsa duo for the Fania record label that popularised the songs Calle Luna, calle Sol, Abuelita, Ah, ah, oh, no, Ghana'e, El día de mi suerte, La murga and Juana Peña.

From BBC

Among the first of the mid-century jazz greats to have his own record label, Sun Ra is asked what he’s going to record.

From The Wall Street Journal

Gavin and Stacey star Matthew Horne, who plays Blur's record label boss Andy Ross, remembers those days fondly.

From BBC