Other Record Labels

I am THRILLED to announce a brand new podcast coming to the Other Record Labels network called, "For the Love of Vinyl" Starting January 23rd, we will be launching this new show in partnership with A to Z Media (http://atozmedia.com) SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW SHOW: http://otherrecordlabels.com/fortheloveofvinyl Over the past seven years, Other Record Labels has explored every corner of running a record label—from starting one to promoting artists and everything in between. Along the way, we’ve also ventured into industry-adjacent topics like sync licensing, publishing, PR, and vinyl. But there’s one topic that gets more engagement and excitement than anything else: vinyl records. We’ve talked about making, designing, testing, selling, and collecting records—and we know many of you, like us, are passionate about the world of vinyl. Whether it’s hunting for rare finds, debating the merits of hype stickers and obi strips, or just enjoying your collection, vinyl isn’t just a format—it’s a culture. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce our new podcast: For the Love of Vinyl. Launching January 23, 2025, this monthly show dives deep into the art and culture of vinyl records. From the environmental impact of vinyl production to turntable tips and everything in between, this show is for fans, collectors, musicians, and label owners alike. Whether you’re a lifelong vinyl enthusiast, a budding collector, or simply love the aesthetic of records on your shelf, For the Love of Vinyl is for you. ✨ What to Expect: Monthly episodes starting January 23, 2025 Available on the Other Record Labels podcast feed A celebration of all things vinyl How to Listen: Search For the Love of Vinyl wherever you get your podcasts and subscribe today to ensure you don’t miss an episode! This exciting new podcast is made possible by our friends at A to Z Media, the trusted partner for custom vinyl, CDs, and merch. If you’re ready to create something unforgettable for your next release, visit atozmedia.com. We can’t wait to explore the magic of vinyl with you. Thanks for being part of this incredible journey!   SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW SHOW: http://otherrecordlabels.com/fortheloveofvinyl

How to Keep Your Album Alive After Release Day Presented by Supertape - http://supertape.com   Release day may come and go, but your album’s journey doesn’t have to end there. In this episode Scott shares three actionable strategies to help indie record labels and artists extend the life of their music long after the release date. Learn how to: Take inventory of your promotional assets for better planning. Strategically schedule your promotional efforts to maintain excitement. Keep creating new content to engage your audience and give your album fresh momentum. With practical advice and analogies (like how promoting an album is like stoking a campfire), this episode is perfect for anyone looking to maximize the impact of their releases. 📈 Get inspired to keep the fire burning—listen now!

YouTube isn't just for viral videos—it's a powerful platform for indie record labels to connect with fans, showcase their artists, and grow their audience. PRESENTED BY SUPERTAPE: http://supertape.com In this episode, we break down why every label should consider investing in a YouTube channel, from its role in discovery (hello, Google search!) to its growing slice of the music streaming pie. We’ll guide you through: ✅ Choosing between an artist channel or a label channel ✅ Creating compelling content like music videos, live performances, and behind-the-scenes moments ✅ Building a consistent posting schedule to keep your audience engaged ✅ Setting clear objectives—whether it's SEO, marketing, or turning YouTube into a primary listening destination If you're ready to unlock YouTube’s potential for your label, this episode has the tips you need to get started! Learn more here: http://otherrecordlabels.com/youtube

In this episode, Scott sits down with Sam Richardson, the founder of Feel It Records and Feel It Record Shop. Sam shares the incredible story of how a passion for archiving rare punk recordings turned into a successful indie label, highlighting the challenges and rewards of bringing forgotten music back to life.   Presented by Hellbender Vinyl - http://geni.us/hellbendervinyl   They discuss the evolution of Feel It Records, the nuances of reissues versus archival releases, and the lessons learned from over a decade in the vinyl industry. Sam also talks about his leap into opening a brick-and-mortar record store in Cincinnati, reflecting on how it complements his label and reshapes his approach to music curation. Whether you're a vinyl collector, a label owner, or someone dreaming of starting your own music venture, this episode is packed with insights about passion, community, and the art of discovery.