What We Offer

Submissions open soon. Please check back! 

We look forward to expanding into being a one-stop recording label. For now, we are acting more as a mixing, mastering, and distribution label. 

What we offer: 

Mixing and mastering; 

50% royalties; 

Printing of physical and electronic CDs (physical CDs will only be printed for albums consisting of 7 songs or more);

Distribution on our Store on our website; 

Distribution to Spotify and everywhere else via Distrokid; 

Set-up of a personal account on Bandcamp for each Artist (incl release of your music on this venue); 

One experimental music video to be released on our YT channel;

Artist CDs sold to you at cost + shipping; 

A bio on our Acts page including all relevant social media, purchase and streaming links;

At least one MUSIC MARGINS review about your act/release on our sibling site Punk Monk Magazine; 

and as much other promotion as we can muster. 

All of the above is free- which is how it should be. 

You need to provide:

High-resolution album art (OR see below for other options**);

(Ideally) 1-10 fully recorded stems ready to be edited. (Fully mixed/mastered tracks are welcome, though we may suggest changes.);

Which song from the list here is most comparable to your sound? If none are, why do you think you’ll be a good fit?;

A bio, including:
Band name/members 

High-res photo 

Brief history of the band

Comparable acts. (Eg. Inspirations: Little Giants, Eminem, Lyrics Born.) 

Extras/Options: 

**If you don’t have your own album art, we can outsource for a $100 fee (all of which will go directly to the album artist.) You can get in touch with them, explain your vision, and they will provide 3 ideas for you to choose from, and give you opportunities to make 3-5 changes while they design the cover (both front and back.) (Note: The Catalysts' album cover was made this way.) 

Alternatively, you can outsource for a $15 fee, all of which will go directly to the Owner, who will design your cover (both front and back) via various design template websites. They turn out pretty cool, too. (Note: Sara Tonin's album cover was made this way.)