Content Label (record label)

The Content Label is a Los Angeles based independent record label and collective. It was formed in 2004 by music producer Dday One.[1][2]

Content Label
Founded2004 (2004)
FounderDday One
GenreWorld music, instrumental hip hop, electronic
Country of originU.S.
LocationLos Angeles, California
Official websitewww.thecontentlabel.com

Roster
  • 2Tall/Om Unit
  • Blak King
  • Block Barley
  • Dday One
  • Dextah
  • Double K (People Under the Stairs)
  • Enigmatical
  • Gone Beyond
  • Inner Science
  • King Knut
  • Marques Lafelt
  • Mumbles
  • Olde Soul
  • Glen Porter
  • Son of a Bricklayer
  • Antti Szurawitizki

Cover artists
  • ETMCA [3]
  • Mikko Kempas
  • Oliver Cartwright
  • Shane "Dwarf Baby" Ingersoll
  • Udeze Ukwuoma

Discography
  • CNT-1001 Dday One - Loop Extensions (2005)
  • CNT-1002 Dday One / Dextah - Sense of Balance/Untitled #541 (2006)
  • CNT-1003 Various - Signal Path (2007)
  • CNT-1004 Dday One - Heavy Migration (2008)
  • CNT-1005 2Tall - The Softer Diagram (2008)
  • CNT-1006 Olde Soul | Double K - Taking Me Places/Face to Face (2008)
  • CNT-1007 King Knut - Grazing On Empty Remixes (2009)
  • CNT-1008 Dday One - Journal - (2009)
  • CNT-1009 Dday One | Glen Porter - Wavelengths (2010)
  • CNT-1010 Son Of A Bricklayer - The Day the Sky Fell In (2011)
  • CNT-1011 Various - Content (L)abel Sampler 1 (2011)
  • CNT-1012 Various - Content (L)abel Sampler 2 (2011)
  • CNT-1014 Dday One - Loop Extensions | Deluxe (2011)
  • CNT-1015 Dday One - Mood Algorithms (2011)
  • CNT-1017 Gone Beyond | Mumbles -A Duet for Space and Time (2012)
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See also
  • List of record labels

References
  1. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2012-07-08. Retrieved 2012-03-15.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link) "Andrew Dubber Review", Retrieved on 14 March 2012.
  2. Tsukada, Keiko (July 2011). "Taking Nothing, Producing Something". BMR Japan.
  3. http://www.etmca.com/album-cover-art-son-of-a-bricklayer/%5B%5D
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