Sentence examples for subsidiary labels from inspiring English sources
Before the change the labels had controlled as separate parts of the RCA/Jive Label Group, but this reorganization effectively folds Jive and its subsidiary labels into RCA.
Some of Universal's subsidiary labels, like MCA, have also instituted review panels, meaning that some records have to pass through two committees before being released.
It's no wonder that it's become common practice for major record companies to allow their most bankable stars to launch subsidiary labels – known as "vanity labels" – where he or she can sign the artists that they most admire.
Over the years as it was melded first into MCA and then Universal, it acquired or established subsidiary labels like Brunswick, Coral, Vocalion and Mercury, whose recordings from the era of 78 r.p.m. discs are also part of the archive.
Under Ms. Rhone, the label was part of the Universal Republic umbrella, and its subsidiary labels Cash Money and SRC brought in top acts like Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj and Akon.
In an attempt to take advantage of the more flexible procedures of the independent sector (notably in radio promotion), Decca set up two independently distributed subsidiary labels, Brunswick and Coral, whose rosters included Buddy Holly, the Crickets, and Jackie Wilson.
After a few years at United Artists Records, he moved to a subsidiary label, Blue Note, in 1972.
The Juggling Suns were the first jam band to be signed to Megaforce's subsidiary label Hydrophonics Records.
I was striking back at Cold Chillin' [Warner's subsidiary label, who he claims did not treat his album as a priority at the time].
In 1961, Ruffin joined the Motown musical family in Detroit when he was signed to its subsidiary label Miracle, for which he released the single Don't Feel Sorry for Me.
He was soon put in charge of OKeh Records, an ailing Columbia subsidiary label, where he tapped into a group of talented singers and musicians from the Cabrini-Green housing projects on Chicago's Near North Side.
