Creative United has been around for a few years, young and rapidly flourishing. Our work has weaved its way both nationally and globally to Dubai, England, Ireland and the United States, from LA to New York, St Louis to Tennessee, Atlanta to Austin, Texas.
With an understanding of the market place, it's changing trends and how to best implement the product or service within it, Creative United's corporate design background is the foundation and knowledge of how design can work for any client across the board.
Over the years Creative United had moved further towards it's main passion, film and music. Having formed relationships within both industries, we use our new found knowledge to guide artists and bands in the right direction.
As Creative United evolves so too does its achievements. With a motion picture and numerous artists now under its belt and our work featured in two US publication, 'Animals and Mythology' Book 2, and 'LogoLounge Master Library: 3000 Shape & Symbol Logos' we continue to service government bodies, small and large businesses.
Part II: The Role of Record Labels
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Continued from Part I: The Role of Record Labels….
Think U2.. ONE
Music is one of the hardest industries to crack.
We’ve got a small population is Australia. Look at our charts, we’re competing with an abundance of
internationally acts. Make the job for scouting and decision making ‘easier’.
If you’re planning a mission to hit all the labels with your music, please, for goodness sake, be professional!
You get one shot.
Get It Right…
I was foolish to think and at times even suggest, “Hey, send a demo to the label!”
If it’s not ready to go, then don’t bother. That’s what ‘they’ said, quote “It has to be your best work.”
You’ll get tired of reading this, but it’s not always the case. I like a nice acoustic recording, but you should be prepared. So don’t slump over the keyboard depressed, keep reading and learn!
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Part III: The Role of Records Labels
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continued from Part II….
What is the A and Errrr…?
Artist & Repertoire (A&R) Apart from finding you and/or being ‘assigned’ to you, this helpful third person ‘bridges’ the gap between
you and the label. Hooray!
A&R helps you with the process once signed. The may assist in the consistency of tracks on an album
and or that of the transition from one album to the next. Making sure that if it goes right and not too far
off course, you’re happy, label’s happy, fans are happy and still following!
