A record label is a company that is responsible for producing, distributing, and promoting music recordings. Record labels typically sign agreements with musicians or bands to produce and distribute their music, and in exchange, the label takes a percentage of the sales revenue generated by the recordings. Record labels provide a range of services to musicians, including recording and production facilities, marketing and promotional services, and distribution channels for their music. The label may also own the rights to the music recordings, including the master recordings, and may license them for use in films, TV shows, advertisements, and other media.

A list of some important Record Labels:

Columbia Records

Polydor Records

Atlantic Records

RCA Records

Ministry Of Sound

Republic Records

Parlophone Records

Epic Records

Island Records

Warner Records