"label management" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the coordination, oversight and organization of labels in business or industry settings. For example, "We have a team dedicated to label management that ensures our products meet all necessary regulations."
"Music, in a way, has turned from being its own revenue stream into becoming added value for corporate brands," said Adam Shore, the general manager of Vice Music, a Brooklyn-based label, management and consulting company.
She also owns Flavor Unit Entertainment, a record label, management firm, and television and film production company.
Sofia Ilyas was in label management at Erased Tapes, a role that can include publishing, distribution and PR, when she decided to set up her own label, Float.
But the 72-year-old isn't disappointed with Wilson or any of his other band-mates: the problem seems to have been interference by the Beach Boys' label, management, or another third-party stakeholder.
That meant leaving Virgin to found a record label, management company and music publisher with Drew, "that would just be like an arts collective, like the whole is bigger than the sum of its parts, that kind of theory".
But while few doubt that everyone in Winehouse's entourage – label, management, family – were doing their best to help her recovery, a source close to Universal, Island's mother label, said that after seeing the Serbia performance: "Everybody was shocked she was doing anything.
To review the efficacy, safety, and dose of recombinant activated factor VII in off-label management of refractory bleeding in pediatric patients with congenital heart disease undergoing cardiac surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass.
Labels, management, lawyers: what you need to know.
Although that also has something to say about the current state of broadcast or "analog" radio, it seems that almost no attempt has been made by, on one end, labels, management and publicists, and on the other end, "consultants," and music/program directors to change smooth jazz's perception or at least reinvent its delivery beyond geriatric "Wave" formats.
We've come to understand that the earth-shaking transition the music industry has faced the past five years alone has rendered several ex-executives and middle management people at well-established labels, management companies, former bands or artists themselves, distributors, and creative studios, unemployed.
Andrew Stone, General Manager of Chugg Music, the Record Label, and Management division of Chugg Entertainment, believes the live show can provide the listener with a more emotional experience.
