AWAL
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| Type | Private |
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| Industry | Music |
| Founded | 1997 |
| Founder(s) | Denzyl Feigelson |
| Headquarters | Sheffield, United Kingdom |
| Area served | Worldwide |
| Key people | Denzyl Feigelson Kevin Bacon Jonathan Quarmby Paul Bower |
| Products | Digital Delivery (Music) |
| Services | On-demand music distribution |
| Website | awal.com |
AWAL (Artists Without A Label) is a UK based digital distribution and entertainment services company that works with independent artists, comedians, and labels. The company was started in 1997 by Denzyl Feigelson.[1]
The company focuses on distribution of digitized music to online music retailers, such as iTunes, AmazonMP3, 7digital, Rhapsody, eMusic, and Spotify. The company represents nearly 4000 artists and labels around the globe.[2] AWAL also offers other digital goods and services to the music community, including iPhone apps, online marketing, and licensing.[3]
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[edit] Artists
- The Arctic Monkeys [4]
- Badly Drawn Boy
- Belle and Sebastian
- Chris de Burgh
- The Editors
- Klaxons
- Gerald Masters
- Little Glitches
- Mazgani
- Moby
- Róisín Murphy
- Neil Leyton
- Radiohead [5]
- Kate Walsh
- Thom Yorke [6]
- The Zombies
- Iwan Rheon
[edit] Comedians
[edit] References
- ^ Artists Without a label Music deals that dance to a different tune
- ^ High street woes signal the final demise of the CD
- ^ Technical Advice on Digital Topics: Meet the Digital Geniuses
- ^ What Does it Take? Founder of independent music aggregator AWAL and interactive music consultant
- ^ Radiohead - The King of Limbs
- ^ Spotify goes AWAL and updates with 43,253 tracks
