Record label
The label is one part of the process.
JGRMUSIC coordinates production, releases, digital distribution and marketing for its own projects, and is clear about its relationship with each one.
Our role
What a label does inside this company.
A release doesn't start on its publication day. It depends on a clear identity, a finished production and a plan to reach its audience.
Within artist development, the label organizes that last part of the journey, connecting what was recorded with what gets published and what gets communicated afterward.
What it coordinates
Four fronts of a release.
Production coordination
Connects the project with music production, from recording to final files.
Release preparation
Materials, data, credits, cover art and date, ready before publishing.
Digital distribution
Coordinating the delivery of each release to music platforms.
Marketing
Strategy and promotion for the release through music marketing, in partnership with Artgency.co.
Types of relationship
Four different relationships. We keep them separate.
Working with us on one doesn't imply the others. Each has its own agreement.
Representation
Managing and booking an artist for live performances. This is the case for our artists.
Work-for-hire production
We do defined work for your project, with scope and rights set per project. It doesn't make you a label artist.
Advisory
We support career and release decisions with the eight-phase method, without implying a record deal.
Record agreements
A label relationship with an artist or a specific release. Its terms are reviewed case by case and put in writing.
What a credit means
Being listed as the label isn't owning the masters.
JGRMUSIC is listed as the label on releases by Nati Ortiz and Julián Gil. The credits are listed on Muso.ai.
That describes how a release appears in public information. It doesn't by itself indicate who owns the masters or the publishing, which depends on each project's documents.
Questions
Worth making clear.
Do I have to sign with the label to produce with you?
Can I send my music for you to release?
Do you promise streams or income?
Do you handle copyright or publishing?
Not sure what relationship your project needs?
Tell us where you are and we'll point you to the right path.