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A focused catalog
We work in electronic music and keep the public roster intentional. The releases—not a vague promise—are the clearest expression of the label.
Tuning the signal
Tuning the signal
Independent by design
Red Star Media operates as both an independent label and a distribution partner. The common thread is hands-on release work: clear expectations, electronic-music context, and a plan built around the record in front of us.
Baby Driver
CryptoCanuck
Ghost in the Static
Das Wunderlich
Kosmokat
CryptoCanuck
Neon Veins
Das Wunderlich
What that means in practice
“Artist-first” only matters when it changes how the work is done. These are the operating choices behind the public catalog and service model.
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We work in electronic music and keep the public roster intentional. The releases—not a vague promise—are the clearest expression of the label.
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A label release and a distribution relationship are different commitments. We make the route, scope, rights, and revenue structure clear before work begins.
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Metadata, timing, platform delivery, pitching, and campaign planning are treated as one connected release process—not disconnected add-ons.
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Mainstream DSPs matter, but so do DJ-focused stores, subgenre language, club translation, and the communities where electronic music travels.
From track to release
Start with finished or near-finished music and enough context to understand the artist and intent.
Agree on the relationship, responsibilities, rights, timeline, and what success should mean for this release.
Build the metadata, artwork, delivery, pitching, and campaign plan around a realistic release date.
Deliver, monitor, report, and use what the audience tells us to make the next release stronger.
For artists
Send one accessible link and the context behind the record. We answer every demo within 14 days.
Submit a demoFor labels
Tell us about the roster, catalog, release cadence, and reporting support you need.
Start a label inquiry