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Nate Steinheimer joins Scott to talk about starting a record label, where the name ‘Mutant League” comes from, and jobs outside the music industry.
Yellowcard have announced their spring tour, featuring support from Finch, One OK Rock, and The Downtown Fiction. The tour kicks off April 6th and runs through early May, with an additional date in Hawaii with Mayday Parade.
Into It. Over It. will release Intersections September 24th via Triple Crown Records. Click “Read More” for all the details!
Sony, Universal and Warner Bros. have nothing to worry about, but a university known more for churning out engineers than hit music is starting its own record label. Drexel University’s MAD Dragon Records expects to put out its first CD – a compilation of eight or nine bands – next year. The student-run label will be an integral part of Drexel’s fledgling music industry program, which in only three years has grown from eight students to more than 150. Students will be in charge of artist development, production, recording, marketing, contracts and distribution, while MAD Dragon musicians – also students… Read more »
