Record Label

Pronunciation: /ˈrɛkərd ˈleɪbəl/

Definitions of record label

noun a company that manages the music and image of recording artists

Example Sentences

A1 A record label is a company that produces and sells music.

A2 I want to sign with a record label to help me launch my music career.

B1 The record label signed a new artist who is gaining popularity.

B2 The record label's latest album release has been a huge success.

C1 Many record labels are now focusing on digital distribution to reach a wider audience.

C2 The record label's CEO has made strategic decisions to keep the company competitive in the industry.

Examples of record label in a Sentence

formal The artist signed a contract with a renowned record label.

informal I heard that the band got picked up by a cool record label.

slang That indie record label is known for discovering underground talent.

figurative Signing with a major record label is like hitting the jackpot in the music industry.

Grammatical Forms of record label

• plural: record labels
• comparative: more record label
• superlative: most record label
• present tense: record label
• future tense: will be record label
• perfect tense: have been record label
• continuous tense: is being record label
• singular: record label
• positive degree: record label
• infinitive: to record label
• gerund: recording label
• participle: recorded label

Origin and Evolution of record label

First Known Use: 1940 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'record label' originated from the early days of the music industry when phonograph records were first being produced and distributed.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a company that produced and distributed phonograph records, the term 'record label' has evolved to encompass companies that also manage artists, promote music, and handle various aspects of the music business.