you can register a label yourself on juno and digital-tunes iirc
Slightly offtopic: are you sure it’s such a good idea to have artists from different genres on your newly founded label (that’s unless by house music you mean really soulful house music that has quite an R&B vibe to it…)?
You’re talking about promoting your label. In order to be properly promoted your label needs to clearly stand for something. Whenever you tell people you run a label, they are going to ask what kind of music you’re releasing. “Oh, some House Music, some R&B, a little bit of this, a little bit of that” is not the answer you want to give in that case.
DJs look out for labels that stand for a certain style/genre. If they find a label that puts out a lot of music they like they start following it on beatport/traxsouce/soundcloud. But if it turns out the releases of said label are all over the place (genre-wise) they will stop following the label and rather start following the individual artists instead.
It’s very important for a small label to have a clearly defined image, so people know exactly what they get, otherwise they won’t be coming back…
Then why is there so much shite music on Beatport ![]()
Cause it literally does not have any quality control what so ever.
If you look at the amount of digital releases compared to vinyl releases weekly, it is massive! I reckon over 90% of stuff on beatport is utter bollocks.
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