record label

noun

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

Example Sentences

And if Nathan’s eyesight hadn’t been so bad that he couldn’t see the blackboard, he might not have dropped out of school, founded a hugely influential independent record label and—as argued in “King of Them All: The Story of King Records”—made Cincinnati the birthplace of rock ’n’ roll.

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Interscope Records, the band’s original record label, had been unsuccessful in trying to set the band up with several producers, including Albhy Galuten of Bee Gees fame.

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Thinking back on that night, what Lauper says she remembers is the disappointed expressions on the faces of executives from her record label, who’d watched with delight the year before as Michael Jackson picked up eight Grammys with “Thriller.”

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She talked about Combs starting his own record label and clothing line, which she said also inspired other black entrepreneurs and musicians.

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He was signed to a record label by 2022.

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