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Roster. Ours.

Artists OUR ANGELS signed, manages and develops. From post-punk to electronic, from indie to hip-hop. Not a performer catalog – these are people we raise.
1300+
artists on label
12
actively rotated
8
genre directions
137
in signing queue

In short

  • What is here – the roster of OUR ANGELS with the number of releases per artist.
  • Scale – 348 artists, 7,200+ releases under label management.
  • Who gets signed – no restrictions on city, genre or audience size – selection is based on the track.
  • How to join – send a demo through the form on the site or enter Sound Court, the open contest with a 3,000 RUB entry fee per track.
  • Rights – the master stays with the artist; the label does not buy out catalogues.
Active roster

Signed. Growing. Ours.

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What they release.

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Want in?

Two ways to join.

Not sure if you fit?

Book a consultation – we'll review your project and say honestly what to fix before signing.

How working with the label is arranged

There is no single contract that fits everyone. An artist can take distribution only, as a one-time payment per release, or move to full management with a monthly fee, or order a separate service such as a music video or a consultation. Master rights stay with the artist in every case, and the exact terms are agreed individually before anything is signed.

The catalogue behind the label holds 7200+ releases published since 2010, and everything released through OUR ANGELS reaches 250+ stores and streaming services through Believe SAS, ZVONKO and Kanjian.

What we listen for in a demo

Genre is not a filter. What matters is a finished master rather than a rough sketch, original material with the rights cleared, and a plan to keep releasing rather than one track and silence. A link to streaming profiles and social accounts helps, because it shows the audience an artist already has.

How to join

Two routes lead in. The Send demo form goes straight to the A and R queue and gets an answer the same day. The Sound Court contest is the second route: it is built for newcomers without a release history, and the winner gets a release through the label.

Frequently asked

Do I keep the rights to my master?
Yes. Master rights stay with the artist, and the commercial terms are agreed individually for each project.
Do I need a manager or a label deal to apply?
No. Independent artists apply directly through the Send demo form or the Sound Court contest, with no intermediary.
How long does an answer take?
The same day. A person listens to every submission, there is no ticket system and no automated reply.