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Sounds Familyre Records
Founded	1999 (1999)
Founder	Daniel Smith Lenny Smith
Distributor(s)	SC Distribution
Genre	Pop, rock, indie pop
Country of origin	United States
Location	Clarksboro, New Jersey
Official website	soundsfamilyre.com

Sounds Familyre Records is an independent record label based in Clarksboro, New Jersey, started and managed by Danielson founder Daniel Smith, who created the label in 1999.

Artists

Sufjan Stevens
Danielson
Half-handed Cloud
Soul-Junk
Bifrost Arts
Steve Taylor & The Perfect Foil
Ortolan
Wovenhand
Ben + Vesper
Leopulde
The Singing Mechanic
Dan Zimmerman
I Was a King
Jørn Åleskjær
Octagrape

See also

Danielson

External links

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