Introducing the A&R Network!
You may have noticed the A&R section of the Record Union website, and been a little curious what it´s all about. Well! Record Union gives people the opportunity to become part of our global “A&R network”. Now, traditionally A&Rs (which stands for “Artists and Repertoire”) act as talent scouts for Record Labels. Record Union is not a Record Label, but members of our A&R network perform a similar role. It´s the A&Rs job to help us find aspiring new artists who will benefit from digital distribution, and recruit them to Record Union so that we can liberate their music!
We think it is important that everyone enthusiastic about music should be able to get the chance to participate in what music makes its way onto the global market. Also important is that people all over the world should be able to take advantage of the new distribution possibilities that the internet offers. We are pleased to say that since launching the Record Union A&R network has been expanding rapidly and A&Rs have been responsible for bringing a diverse selection new music to Record union. We now have A&Rs all over the world in countries ranging from the UK, Canada, Jamaica and Spain. We are also pleased to see that people from every corner of the music industry have become involved, ranging from artists, producers, recording studios, independent labels, managers, venue owners, bookers and others all united by their passion for music.
We will begin to feature more of this new music on the Dog Blog, and may even interview a few of our A&Rs so they can tell you all what they have been up to recently and what artists they have been working with. Watch this space!
If you are interested in becoming an A&R, why not head over to the A&R page and apply. You will find more information about the A&R on our FAQ page.
Tags: A&R, artists and repetoir, independent, Music, record union, Recordunion












July 6th, 2009 at 3:34 pm
Nooo People will know what we actually do now :P! Great stuff, forwarded on Stone Circles Twitter
July 6th, 2009 at 5:03 pm
it’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice…
July 9th, 2009 at 12:10 am
Well said Hasse ^.^