Sentence examples for leading label from inspiring English sources

Early releases arrived via the agenda-setting Lucky Me collective in Glasgow and Hyperdub, but Rustie soon found another home at leading label Warp Records.

But in the past 18 months the price of leading labels has plunged.

Samuel Ramey and Mr. Terfel have not only performed both parts on stage but also recorded them for leading labels.

Whereas designers in Europe like Philo for Celine and Hannah MacGibbon for Chloé seem to be working in an American idiom, few leading labels in New York today — leaving aside the bright and breezy collections of Michael Kors — aspire to sportswear.

Overshadowed by the Galliano scandal, by persistent speculation over the absence of designer Christophe Decarnin from last week's Balmain show, and by whispers that the jobs of other prominent designers at some of the leading labels may be hanging by a silken thread, this has been an unusually downbeat fashion week.

As K-pop zooms up the foreign charts, share prices of leading labels, such as SM Entertainment, have soared too.In this section A continent goes shopping Cosmetic difference From BBC to NYT Batista battered The golden hoard Top of the K-pops The silence of the Bollygarchs ReprintsBut the outlook at home is less rosy.

To broker connections to the broader electronic music community, Follett and Del Vecchio immediately reached out to Soundway and Sofrito the UK's two leading labels for all things Afro-Latin-Caribbean.

Allen set up Fate Records to distribute Juarez and his subsequent records until 1996, when his cult status led to a deal with the leading bluegrass label Sugar Hill (not the rap label of the same name) to reissue his catalogue and distribute his new albums.

To head Warner Bros. now the domain of label chiefs Russ Thyret and Phil Quartararo Ames may hire Tom Whalley, president of Universal's Interscope Records, a leading rap label.

Local officials later gave it the "leading enterprise" label for its innovation in processing chickens.

This week Sony BMG, a leading record label, apologised and agreed to pay a fine of $10m for bribing radio stations.