Emanon Records

Emanon is a small, selective, Tulsa, Oklahoma based record label. The label was founded in 1999 by Mike Busch and Trevor Lane in Lane's Sapulpa, Oklahoma studio.

Producers, Mixers, and Studios

Emanon uses renowned producers and mixers such as Al Schmitt, Nile Rodgers, Steve Ripley, Jay Baumgardner⁴, Kevin Churko⁵, Mitch Allan, and David Teegarden (musician). Emanon also uses recognized studios such as Abbey Road Studios, Capitol Studios, Tree Sound Studios, Sunset Sound Studios, NRG Recording Studios, The Church Studio⁹.

Artists

Artists who have recorded on the label include John Corabi, Jenna Drey, JParis, Leanne Harte, Jura, Cardinal Trait, Fanzine, Lorenzo, and Brandon Cooper.¹⁰

Emanon and the RIAA and Music Downloading

Emanon is not a member of RIAA. Emanon believes the Internet is to today's youth what the radio was to the generation before. Emanon sells MP3 music files from its artists through Independent Online Distribution Alliance. They also distribute their product through Independent Online's on the iTunes Store. Emanon also has the latest songs by JParis available for free download on the artist’s website, without any digital rights management. Hence, unlike files purchased from iTunes or Napster, these files allow consumers the freedom to copy the songs they download to other devices.

Notable Accomplishments

Fanzine's Roundabout is the fastest selling CD ever in Texas and Oklahoma in 2005.
Jenna Drey's Just Like That, Reverse the Curse is adopted by the Boston Red Sox in their World Series winning 2004 season as the Sox’ crowd exciter.¹¹
JParis' Here We Go Again reaches #1 on Clear Channel Radio Stations in 2005.
Lorenzo's Love Shaped Bruise is voted Rock Album of the Year at The Independent Music Awards in 2006.¹²

External links

https://web.archive.org/web/20070607191209/http://www.emanonrecords.com/ Official Site
http://www.myspace.com/emanonrecords Myspace Site

Notes and Sources

http://www.nrgrecording.com
www.emanonrecords.com
http://www.greatamericansong.com/fame-jennadrey.html
http://www.independentmusicawards.com

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