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Hello there i am searching for a label to join,but my tracks are not 100% chiptune.
Is anyone out there who can help me on that?
This is my track...Do you think that it can join 8bitpeoples label?
(basicly its clip of the full track)
https://soundcloud.com/official-warez/w … eart-blips
Thanks!
-Warez Ozy
Last edited by warez Ozy (Apr 2, 2013 8:06 pm)
8bit Peoples are very selective with their musical choices, and you're relatively under heard of. You've also only released two tracks, is this correct? Generally labels, of any kind, look for something more than two tracks.
Your music should take precedence over getting recognition from one of the most respected 8bit net labels.
So, basically, no I don't think you can join 8bitpeoples, but you might someday if you write more and build a fanbase. The market is over-saturated with netlabels, and I don't think they serve much purpose other than circle-jerking. If your music is good, people will listen to it.
8bit Peoples are very selective with their musical choices, and you're relatively under heard of. You've also only released two tracks, is this correct? Generally labels, of any kind, look for something more than two tracks.
Your music should take precedence over getting recognition from one of the most respected 8bit net labels.
So, basically, no I don't think you can join 8bitpeoples, but you might someday if you write more and build a fanbase. The market is over-saturated with netlabels, and I don't think they serve much purpose other than circle-jerking. If your music is good, people will listen to it.
1.This is my FanBase (i had about 20 tracks on my youtube channel with more than 50.000 views but i removed all of them so the only thing i have now is my facebook page full of my people) http://www.facebook.com/warezofficial
2.No i have more than 8 tracks for release a full album but i don't upload anything until i choose a label to release (only clips)
3.So i can't release my tracks using an Chiptune Label?
4.Thanks for reply
-Warez Ozy
Edward Shallow wrote:8bit Peoples are very selective with their musical choices, and you're relatively under heard of. You've also only released two tracks, is this correct? Generally labels, of any kind, look for something more than two tracks.
Your music should take precedence over getting recognition from one of the most respected 8bit net labels.
So, basically, no I don't think you can join 8bitpeoples, but you might someday if you write more and build a fanbase. The market is over-saturated with netlabels, and I don't think they serve much purpose other than circle-jerking. If your music is good, people will listen to it.
1.This is my FanBase (i had about 20 tracks on my youtube channel with more than 50.000 views but i removed all of them so the only thing i have now is my facebook page full of my people) http://www.facebook.com/warezofficial
2.No i have more than 8 tracks for release a full album but i don't upload anything until i choose a label to release (only clips)
3.So i can't release my tracks using an Chiptune Label?
4.Thanks for reply
-Warez Ozy
I think Mr Shallow is right in assuming 8bitpeoples won't take you on, but that doesn't mean no labels will. Just look around and send some demos out. Good places to start looking include: 8081, noisechannel, DMG Control.
warez Ozy wrote:1.This is my FanBase (i had about 20 tracks on my youtube channel with more than 50.000 views but i removed all of them so the only thing i have now is my facebook page full of my people) http://www.facebook.com/warezofficial
2.No i have more than 8 tracks for release a full album but i don't upload anything until i choose a label to release (only clips)
3.So i can't release my tracks using an Chiptune Label?
4.Thanks for reply
-Warez OzyI think Mr Shallow is right in assuming 8bitpeoples won't take you on, but that doesn't mean no labels will. Just look around and send some demos out. Good places to start looking include: 8081, noisechannel, DMG Control.
WoW thanks...What about BleepStreet records?
Bit out of you league, no offence. I still wouldn't say don't contact them though, I just wouldn't get your hopes up. Take a look through other label's catalogues of releases, if you can see you music sitting alongside the other releases cohesively then it is likely they'll at least consider you.
Double post so here is links:
http://noisechannel.org/
http://8081netlabel.ru/
http://www.ptesquad.com/
Last edited by AndrewKilpatrick (Apr 2, 2013 9:24 pm)
You should definitely send your stuff to BleepStreet.
It might also be a good fit for Love & Tonic, if you want to try that:
http://loveandtonicrecords.com/
You should definitely send your stuff to BleepStreet.
It might also be a good fit for Love & Tonic, if you want to try that:
http://loveandtonicrecords.com/
You know i mostly care to have powerfull copyrights e.t.c
Thats all...
All of my tracks will get out for free download...
The reason i need a Chiptune Label is because i want to help the traffic e.t.c 
Decktonic wrote:You should definitely send your stuff to BleepStreet.
It might also be a good fit for Love & Tonic, if you want to try that:
http://loveandtonicrecords.com/You know i mostly care to have powerfull copyrights e.t.c
Thats all...
All of my tracks will get out for free download...
The reason i need a Chiptune Label is because i want to help the traffic e.t.c
In that case, sending out to places like TWG (my) blog or the Chiptune=WIn blog/page, maybe Videogame DJ's too, might help you get extra traffic. If they like your stuff they WILL write about it. Also ,most labels aim for pretty substantial CC licenses, everything we upload at TWG and Pxl-Bot are on CC BY-NC-SA. (for example)
Last edited by AndrewKilpatrick (Apr 2, 2013 9:34 pm)
you seem to know the labels already, why dont you just send your stuff to them and see what they say?
TRY EMI, SONY, VIRGIN, DGC
Also ,most labels aim for pretty substantial CC licenses, everything we upload at TWG and Pxl-Bot are on CC BY-NC-SA. (for example)
Some labels license their releases under CC, but most? What's the rationale behind releasing everything under CC on TWG and Pxl-Bot, anyway?
Last edited by boomlinde (Apr 2, 2013 10:43 pm)
AndrewKilpatrick wrote:Also ,most labels aim for pretty substantial CC licenses, everything we upload at TWG and Pxl-Bot are on CC BY-NC-SA. (for example)
Some labels license their releases under CC, but most? What's the rationale behind releasing everything under CC on TWG and Pxl-Bot, anyway?
To ease the minds of artists we release with. I know as well as anyone it won't really make a difference if someone wants to flaunt the license, but it helps people sleep apparently. Also it's not a huge amount of effort to do it so there really is no reason for us not to.
What about BleepStreet records?
I lold