Analog Africa

Domino Publishing Co Ltd is proud to represent the Analog Africa catalogue. For a decade now, Samy Ben Redjeb’s seminal Analog Africa label has been unearthing the best in both explosive foot-shufflers and hypnotic sauntering treasures from Africa. It’s achieved more than most in celebrating the rich and diverse heritage of a much misunderstood and overlooked continent. Samy has spared nothing in his pursuit of choosing authentic and eye-opening choice records. His lifestyle and string of...

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Angular Publishing

Domino Publishing proudly administer rights on behalf of London Based Angular, an impossibly cool record label for 10 years, and now with a publishing branch. The two Joe’s bring us Hatcham Social, Wet Dog, Crystal Stilts, Allo Darlin’, The Lodger and This Many Boyfriends. Whether it’s resurrecting lost 80’s European electro, or championing the best bands on the London scene – their constant motif is an undeniable, underlying pop appeal.

Glyph Records




Glyph is a new label and publishing house for electronic music. Glyph was launched in late 2011 by Matt Sweeney, Michael Mercer (Domino Recording Co) and James Cator (DJ, based at Eagle Rock). Alongside Essáy, their first signings include Squarehead and Falcon Lake from the UK and Canada’s Trevor & Ever. Domino Publishing administer its works Worldwide.

In The Red Records

In the Red Records is an independent record label based in Los Angeles, California, formed in 1991 by Larry Hardy. Domino Publishing represents the master recordings for the In The Red catalogue including artists LAMPS, Liz Lamere, Jon Spencer, Fuzz, The C.I.A, Warm Drag, King Khan & BBQ Show, Charles Moothart, Meatbodies and more.

Light In The Attic

Light in the Attic Records (LITA) is an independent record label that was established in 2002 in Seattle, Washington. The label is known for its roster of reissue projects and for its distribution catalog. Whether releasing classic reissues or empowering young artists of the future, Light In The Attic continues to defy convention by refusing to pigeonhole itself. Domino Publishing represents Andy Pickett, Bernard Haynes, Bowin Music, Chris Dedrick, John Oliver Scott, Johnny Lee Frierson, Paul...

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Oval

Record label Oval was the passion project of the late Charlie Gillett and his friend and neighbour, Gordon Nelki. The production company and publishing house was founded in 1972, initially intended to house the reissues of Charlie’s favourite Louisiana rock ‘n’ roll and swamp pop music. Before long, the label diversified into another one of Charlie’s favourite genres: reggae.

Success eluded them, and they decided to leave the reissue business as the label began to represent contempora...

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PRAH

PRAH Recordings finds itself occupying the overlap between classical and electronic music and those wanting to experiment with the fringes of pop. Spearheaded by Stephen Bass (Moshi Moshi Records) the label releases music from Robin Richards, Haiku Salut and Oliver Coates.

Riff City

Riff City Sounds is a boutique independent publishing company from Yep Roc Records focused on the art and craft of a diverse roster of artist-writers. Representing the likes of Aoife O’Donovan, Jonah Tolchin, Jeremy and The Harlequins and Eleni Mandell.

Sunday Best

Originally founded as a leftfield club night in 1995 by Radio 1 DJ and Bestival co-creator Rob da Bank, Sunday Best the label emerged in 1997. New partners Sarah Bolshi & Ben Turner joined in 2000 – Sarah running the label day to day, whilst all three influenced the label’s shape and direction. Renowned for its expansive and eclectic roster, as well as an unswerving dedication to the leftfield, roster includes: Plastic Mermaids, Alice Jemima, L.A. Salami, Dub Pistols, Joshu and Holida...

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Trunk Records

Trunk Records started way back in 1996, this groovy British independent record label, specialises mainly in lost film scores, unreleased TV music, library music, old advertising jingles, art, electronics, jazz and kitsch releases.