Dark Bridge Records

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Label

The master is half the work. The other half is reaching listeners and getting the money back to whoever wrote it.

What a label is for

Plenty of artists can release a track themselves today — and in many cases should. A label starts earning its place where the dull part begins: metadata, rights registration, royalty collection, and keeping a catalogue in order across years and decades.

  • Distribution to the major global platforms
  • Clean metadata and ISRCs — without them the money simply does not arrive
  • Authors' and neighbouring rights administration through collecting societies
  • Catalogue care: reissues, compilations, licensing

What we do not do

We do not promise playlists we cannot guarantee, and we do not sign deals where the artist gives up more than they get. If releasing it yourself serves you better, we say so instead of selling you a service.

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