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A record label is a company that uses its brand name to market and sell music recordings and music videos. Record labels matter because they help get artists' music in front of audiences and handle the business side of releasing songs and videos.
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- Template:Infobox record label
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- Category:Record labels
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- Record labels
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- category for eponymous categories
- Category:Wikipedia categories named after record labels
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- imprint
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- record company
- maintained by WikiProject
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