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Entries from LAist tagged with 'atlanticrecords'

August 4, 2007

This is the story the record labels have always feared. Canadian rocker Matthew Good had been recording professionally in North America for the past 12 years. When his U.S. record deal with Atlantic Records expired, he had some choices to make: try to find a new label that would distribute his music in the States, try to get a new deal with Atlantic, try something totally different, or completely give up on getting his......

Continue Reading "Who Needs Record Labels? Unsigned Canadian Matthew Good Debuts at #17 this week in US iTunes Store"

May 2, 2007

A Word or 4 dozen : Somehow I totally missed posting that the Shield was on last night and again it was good. I think one would be hard-pressed to find more raw and compelling performances on any other show available on the networks or basic cable. Being a former SF resident, I haven't been able to get enough of Conan's broadcast from the Orpheum theater on Market Street- too bad that's still bum-junkie......

Continue Reading "TV Junkie: Drew on Letterman; Robin Williams on Conan; New 'Lost'; 2 Get the Boot on 'Idol'"

July 12, 2006

The July 18th release of California Poppy marks a creative milestone for the group OPM and an inspired evolution in indie hip hop. The album marks the groups’ third album, but only their second release on Suburban Noize Records. The switch to the label allowed OPM to escape from their former major label musical “enslavements” of Atlantic Records, giving the group the creative freedom they needed to go back to their humble roots and......

Continue Reading "Homegrown OPM"

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