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Are there any Atheist Hip Hop record labels? What do you think about an Atheist owned music record label?

admin — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 09:30:41 +0000

I’ve only been able to discover one Atheist Hip Hop record label owned by Terrence Ward as a Sole Proprietorship as of February 19th, 2010. I think he recently published a few articles and/or books online for free in PDF document at Internet Archive:

1). 16th Century Bantu Humanoid Aliens
2. Atheos Records: Business Plan
3). History of Atheism
4). Tupac Amaru Shakur: Theistic Realism
In response to the critics who have questioned the point of an Atheist owned record label I suggest you read Terrence Ward book (i.e. Atheos Records: Business Plan) available for free in PDF document at Internet Archive which addresses all the critics and shows how you can market Atheist Hip Hop music with all the images of Atheism and at the same not being too overly aggressive with the message of Atheism.

The author of this business plan actually made a 30 minute speech to the Government Student Association (i.e. which included people from different backgrounds and/or religious faith) at a local college here in the state of Florida about the idea of an Atheist record label and received positive feedback when it was explained to the audience the purpose of an Atheist owned record label. He also performed a short version of one of his songs entitled "Falling Star" in dedication to slain Atheist Madalyn Murray O’Hair off of solo album "Revolt In 2100" and the pe
To the previous reviewer who questioned the idea of an Atheist owned record label as a bad idea simply doesn’t understand business and the varied money making opportunities that exist even for the most silliest of ideas. A lot of people thought that the White Supremacist pop group Prussian Blue wasn’t going to be successful with their messages of racial hatred, anti-government, e.t.c. However, this White Supremacist group has managed to generate a moderate following with sales revenue $80,000 without the financial backing of a nationally recognized major distributor. That’s not bad at all for an independent White Supremacist pop group.

P.S.

I think Terrence Ward has a great plan of action if he remains consistent with his business idea and doesn’t get side tracked with other career obligations and/or receives the capital investment he is seeking.

Cool story bro

Question about getting your music to record labels??

admin — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 06:06:48 +0000

if you have music where you purchased the beats from a beat maker and you have all the copyrights and everything ..will the label still not want to sign you or will it make a difference for them

A good record lies in the grooves, no matter what genre of music you do. If it sounds fresh, original and inventive then you have a good chance of a label signing you up.

question about record labels and music?

admin — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 00:59:57 +0000

if a band is signed to a record label (say BMG Records) and this record label has the rights to the video/ CD rights of this band, and the band decides to leave the record label for whatever reason

They now sign to another record label (say Columbia Records) and the band is becoming more commercialized and getting really big. Would the previous record label that the band left (BMG) be able to release any of the band’s previous work seeing as how they own the tights to that material?

Record labels do that sort of thing all the time. If the label has all of the rights they can do anything they want with the material that the artist recorded for them.

Does anyone know of music record labels that offer internships in the Los Angeles area?

admin — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 07:06:35 +0000

I don’t need college credit, I just want to gain experience working in the music industry.

Hi. Look down these results for that:

http://www.google.co.uk/search?gcx=w&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=record+label+internship+in+los+angeles

What music do I record on a demo to send to labels if I don’t write original music?

admin — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 03:48:11 +0000

I write songs, but they aren’t good enough. I am going to send some demos to some pop music labels, but if i don’t write my own stuff, am i allowed to sing something else? if so, what?

Please… Don’t be the next Rebecca Black…

Audition for the next American Idol, they all do covers

But in my experience in the pop industry, it matters more what you look like. If you’re absolutely beautiful and you can at least sing in tune they’ll let you in! You could sing other pop songs like miley cyrus etc.

What are examples of American noise music record labels?

admin — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 20:26:18 +0000

I’m considering sending some of my music to them, but I don’t really know any labels. Care to list some (preferably American ones)?
Yes, I have indeed used the Internet a lot (http://fudgecreeper.bandcamp.com/) but I’d love to have a CD published.

hey rj

here’s one

http://www.deadlinenoiserecordings.com/

i haven’t heard of/listened to any of them, but names like
ADULT CRASH UNIT
WHITE NURSE BLACK DEATH
SNUFF PROM
are probably right up your street

edit:
there’s also a list of independent labels here

http://www.record-labels-companies-guide.com/links-indie-record-cos.html

How do you shop your music to record labels ?

admin — Sun, 07 Aug 2011 06:44:36 +0000

I am a Manager looking for a smart way of getting my artist music placed in shopping malls,theater lobby’s and record labels.

meatspin. com is a good site for that

In what part of the USA are most (music) record labels located, LA or NY?

admin — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 19:55:47 +0000

I’m into music videos, and I would like to know what’s the best place. Thanks!

LA/Los Angeles

If record labels listen to your music what makes them decide if they want you?

admin — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 05:44:49 +0000

a couple record labels are listening to my stuff and i want to know what they look for if theyd actually consider having me as part of the record label.i would just think your song has to be good, your lyrics, flow, and how you present it.somebody please help…

Lyrics, flow, how you present it, and most importantly: uniqueness. If you can’t stand out from the thousands of other rappers out there, you have little to no shot.

Aerosmith Fans: Question about Aerosmith and their Music Label?

admin — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 03:06:23 +0000

Does anyone know what music label Aerosmith are under?…Are they still under Columbia Records (Sony Music) or they are under Universal Music? I know some of their previous albums were from Universal and the others were from Columbia. I’ve went to Sony’s and Universal’s official websites and they both list Aerosmith as one of their artists. Is it possible for Aerosmith to have two record labels?

Please, I’m curious to know and I can’t find the answer anywhere.

yes they can have more than one label, in fact they actually have one more album with sony in the contract and they are also signed with Geffen.