The phrase "affiliated label" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a brand or organization that is officially connected or associated with another entity, often in the context of business or music.
Example: "The artist released their new album under an affiliated label that specializes in indie music."
Alternatives: "associated label" or "partner label".
That year, Sonar and affiliated label Best Seven re-released the single in Germany, and European DJ group Jazzanova used the track in several mixes.
If you've ever listened to Drumcode's radio show, it basically functions as the Bible for blood-pumping European techno, then you already know Swedish DJ/producer Adam Beyer the man behind both the show and the affiliated label.
(Chinen) Brooklyn Jazz Underground Festival (Wednesday and Thursday) The Brooklyn Jazz Underground is a coalition of artists united by aesthetics as well as by geography, who release their albums on an affiliated label.
After the release of High School Musical, Tisdale opted not to sign with Disney's affiliated record label Hollywood Records like her co-stars.
It's like GFOTY's reaction to her affiliate label Pc Music's recent time in the sun is to just get batshit-crazy weirder and weirder.
Universal's New Door focuses on recording artists whose previous work was released on fellow Universal affiliate labels.
Ayal Kleinman, the vice president of marketing at Warner Bros. Records, said he was unable to comment on the specifics of the deal, but said that it enabled the company and its affiliate labels to freely license music to and promote music on musical.ly.ly
(Mr. Hutchinson had previously been signed to Maverick, a label affiliated with Warner Brothers).
(Early signees to an affiliated Nash Icon record label include Martina McBride and Reba McEntire).
It's among the latest in a series of excellent-sounding records issued by the label affiliated with the New York jazz club Smalls.
"I think the most interesting thing on the label side is being able to combine the merchandise with the music," said John Janick, the founder of Fueled by Ramen, an independent label affiliated with Atlantic Records.
