Big record labels looking for new artists

Here are some big record labels that are always on the lookout for new artists:

Universal Music Group

• Island Records
• Def Jam Recordings
• Republic Records
• Capitol Records
• Motown Records

Sony Music Entertainment

• Columbia Records
• Epic Records
• RCA Records
• Arista Records
• J Records

Warner Music Group

• Warner Bros. Records
• Atlantic Records
• Rhino Entertainment
• Elektra Records
• Nonesuch Records

Independent Labels

• Interscope Records (owned by Universal Music Group)
• Atlantic Records (owned by Warner Music Group)
• Fueled by Ramen (owned by Atlantic Records)
• Roadrunner Records (owned by Warner Music Group)
• Sub Pop Records (independent)

Other notable labels

• RCA Inspiration (Gospel and Christian music)
• Concord Music Group (Jazz and classical music)
• Naxos Records (Classical music)
• Metal Blade Records (Heavy metal and hard rock)
• Sumerian Records (Metal and hard rock)

How to submit your music to these labels

1. Check each label's website for submission guidelines and contact information.
2. Make sure your music is professionally recorded and mixed.
3. Prepare a demo package that includes your best songs, a press kit, and any relevant marketing materials.
4. Research the label's current roster and target artists who are similar to you in style and genre.
5. Network with industry professionals, such as managers, agents, and other artists, to get your foot in the door.
6. Consider working with a music manager or booking agent who has connections with these labels.
7. Be prepared for rejection and keep submitting your music to other labels and industry professionals.

Online platforms for submitting music

• Music Gateway: A platform that connects artists with record labels, publishers, and other industry professionals.
• Sonicbids: A platform that allows artists to submit their music to record labels, festivals, and other opportunities.
• ReverbNation: A platform that allows artists to submit their music to record labels, radio stations, and other industry professionals.
• Bandcamp: A platform that allows artists to share their music and connect with fans, which can also lead to label opportunities.

Remember that getting signed to a record label is a competitive process, and it's essential to have a strong online presence, a professional network, and a high-quality product to increase your chances of success.