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| Angel |
I looked at a few discography sites and was wondering why people do work with so many different record labels and switch; in other words it seems few stay with any one label for a long time. Instead, it looks like many artists switch often-does any one know the answer to this?
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| Spacey Orange |
| Money? Or one label may inhibit artistic creativity while another may not and may be a better channel for that creativity? |
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| Angel |
| Thats probably true... and its usually not just one switch, they usually do it often, from song to song even. |
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| [B-O-F-H] |
| Generally artists switch label to label unless they are involved in the development and direction of a label or are signed there for a multi single deal. Some artists also release on specific labels as a means of delivering a specific kind of track or sound (which is why they also use aliases as certain artist names are exclusive to particular labels). |
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| ThomasNeil |
| Think the guys have answered the Question perfectly, one thing i don't get though is why Perry O'Neil released 'Industribe' & 'Rush' on Remy's 68 label when he's head of Electronic Elements & they are his usual kind of sound which is synonomous with EE |
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