Post by DRAKE on Mar 4, 2015 2:57:22 GMT
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[attr="class","fnginfo-header"]III. MEMBER GROUPS
[attr="class","fnginfo-body"]ANL RECORDS: [break]
the biggest and baddest record label of them all in flandres. long-standing and wealthy, anl records have a wide-range of talent, ranging from synthpop to screamo and everything in between. they're always looking for new talent no matter what form/genre that talent takes, and are known to be the most open-minded group. though, at the end of the day, before they were this grand company with so much different talent, their claims to fame were—and still are—teen-appealing pop-stars. [break][break]
IDLE RECORDS: [break]
idle isn't as large as the other companies, but their talent is long-lasting and ever present in the industry. they strive to make not musicians but house-hold names and idols. they bring out the best in their performers and know how to make their stars shine. idle beats to its own drum most of the time in terms of music, but know when and how to follow popular trends. [break][break]
WOLFGANG RECORDS: [break]
wolfgang is all about visuals and grooming their musicians' styles and aesthetic. but they don't train and work with just musicians; they work with performers and only hire those with naturally good voices. they focus on acoustic covers, songs and live performances, leaning away from electronic music. their main goal is to promote their music, or as they call it, "real music".[break][break]
INDEPENDENT: [break]
the big companies aren't the only companies around; little ones exist. ones who follow their own sound, their own goals and their own dreams, however small. for more information, please refer to this post.[break][break]
UNSIGNED: [break]
the artists still trying to make it big—but success comes in steps. the first step is to get recognized and to get recognized, you have to be signed to a record company. but getting signed isn't a walk in the park; it comes with a lot of work and maybe tears. [break][break]
FANS: [break]
fans make the music industry go 'round. without fans, musicians are no different from street performers doing what they love for a quick buck. it's a small, but important role in relation to the music industry, to any industry really.[break][break]
the biggest and baddest record label of them all in flandres. long-standing and wealthy, anl records have a wide-range of talent, ranging from synthpop to screamo and everything in between. they're always looking for new talent no matter what form/genre that talent takes, and are known to be the most open-minded group. though, at the end of the day, before they were this grand company with so much different talent, their claims to fame were—and still are—teen-appealing pop-stars. [break][break]
IDLE RECORDS: [break]
idle isn't as large as the other companies, but their talent is long-lasting and ever present in the industry. they strive to make not musicians but house-hold names and idols. they bring out the best in their performers and know how to make their stars shine. idle beats to its own drum most of the time in terms of music, but know when and how to follow popular trends. [break][break]
WOLFGANG RECORDS: [break]
wolfgang is all about visuals and grooming their musicians' styles and aesthetic. but they don't train and work with just musicians; they work with performers and only hire those with naturally good voices. they focus on acoustic covers, songs and live performances, leaning away from electronic music. their main goal is to promote their music, or as they call it, "real music".[break][break]
INDEPENDENT: [break]
the big companies aren't the only companies around; little ones exist. ones who follow their own sound, their own goals and their own dreams, however small. for more information, please refer to this post.[break][break]
UNSIGNED: [break]
the artists still trying to make it big—but success comes in steps. the first step is to get recognized and to get recognized, you have to be signed to a record company. but getting signed isn't a walk in the park; it comes with a lot of work and maybe tears. [break][break]
FANS: [break]
fans make the music industry go 'round. without fans, musicians are no different from street performers doing what they love for a quick buck. it's a small, but important role in relation to the music industry, to any industry really.[break][break]
