In this episode, we talk all about Turntables and how modern turntable technology has contributed to our vinyl obsession. I sit down with Edward Forth of Audio-Technica to explore the brand’s pivotal role in the vinyl resurgence over the past two decades.

From entry-level turntables to high-end gear, Edward shares insights on how accessibility, affordability, and a commitment to sound quality have helped generations of music fans fall in love with vinyl. We discuss the natural progression of a vinyl collector’s journey, Audio-Technica’s historic dedication to analog sound, and the lasting impact of their iconic models like the LP120.

Whether you're new to vinyl or deep into upgrade territory, this conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at the gear that keeps the grooves spinning.

Presented by A to Z Media - (http://atozmedia.com)

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Before you hit send on that email to your dream label, take a moment to listen to this episode. We break down five important things artists should consider when submitting music to record labels—what to do, what to avoid, and how to stand out.

This episode is also helpful for indie label owners who want to improve how they review submissions.

Presented by LANDR → landr.com/otherrecordlabels

Listen to This Before You Sign a New Artist to Your Record Label

Before you jump into your next artist signing, take 20 minutes to think it through.

In this episode, I walk you through 5 key things every indie record label should consider before signing a new artist. These are hard-learned lessons from 15 years of running a label — and yeah, I’ve broken all 5 of these rules before.

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Thinking about pressing vinyl for your next release?

Before you commit to the cost, time, and effort, this episode gives you the real talk about making vinyl records as an indie artist or record label.

Scott shares practical, experience-based info on vanity pressings to realistic sales projections, side lengths to packaging ideas—this is everything you need to know before you go to the plant.

🎯 Grab the FREE Vinyl Resource Guide: http://otherrecordlabels.com/vinyl

Listen to This Before You Start a Record Label

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Thinking about launching your own indie record label?

Before you jump in, this episode offers five essential tips that will set you up for long-term success.

Scott Orr shares honest, actionable advice for anyone thinking about starting a label—from delaying your launch and doing proper research, to keeping your plans secret (for now!) and breaking all the traditional rules.

If you're serious about building something sustainable, this is your starting line.

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In this episode, I sit down with Tasha Trigger of Lathe to the Grave — a UK-based company making handmade lathe cut vinyl records.

Presented by A to Z Media (http://atozmedia.com)

We break down what lathe cuts are, how they’re made, and why they’re a smart option for indie artists and small labels who want limited-edition records without the cost or risk of traditional pressing.

Tasha shares her passion for the craft, her thoughts on pricing and sound quality, and some of the more eccentric projects she’s cut.

We also talk about packaging, small-run merch strategies, and why lathe cuts are more than just music — they’re collectibles.

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“To me, the visuals are just as important as the music. It’s 50/50.”

What happens when a jazz guitarist, designer, and music lover starts a record label? Silberhall Records is a new Hamburg-based indie label rooted in community and aesthetics.

Presented by LANDR: http://otherrecordlabels.com/landr

In this episode, presented by LANDR, Anton shares how the label came together, why he values visual design as much as music, and the lessons learned from launching a label while still in school.