B-Unique Records

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B-Unique Records is a London-based record label, and publishing company founded in 2001 by Mark Lewis and Martin Toher.^[2]

B-Unique's current roster includes John Newman, Kodaline, James Bay, , Darlia, Benjamin Francis Leftwich, , and artists and writers Ian Broudie, Samuel Preston, John Power, Liam O'Donnell, Jonny Coffer, Anders Grahn, , James Flannigan and .

Other bands include Kaiser Chiefs, The Twang, The Automatic, The Ordinary Boys and Aqualung. Also released on the label to critical acclaim: Primal Scream, Fenech Soler, Mull Historical Society, Leaves, [spunge] Alkaline Trio, Hot Hot Heat, Saves The Day, Rocket from the Crypt, Bedouin Soundclash, and Coheed and Cambria.

Before launching B-Unique Toher signed artists including Therapy?, The Bluetones, Dodgy and Cud to A&M. Mark Lewis as Head of A&R at Polygram Music and London Records signed Echo and The Bunnymen, Cast, Alisha's Attic and many others.

Roster[]

• Kodaline
• James Bay
• John Newman
• Darlia
• Ian Broudie
• John Power
• Samuel Preston
• Liam O'Donnell
• Benjamin Francis Leftwich
• Anders Grahn
• James Flannigan

Former artists[]

• Alkaline Trio
• Alterkicks
• Aqualung
• The Automatic
• Bedouin Soundclash
• Coheed and Cambria
• Fenech Soler
• Gay Dad
• Har Mar Superstar
• Hot Hot Heat
• Kaiser Chiefs
• Leaves
• Millionaires
• Mull Historical Society
• The Ordinary Boys
• Saves the Day
• Spunge
• Rocket From The Crypt
• The Twang

Publication[]

• Girls' Generation - "Karma Butterfly" (Japanese Language non-title track)

See also[]

• List of record labels
• List of independent UK record labels

References[]

External links[]

• Official site
• Interview with Mark Lewis, HitQuarters August 2005
• KOMCA Publishing Listing For "Karma Butterfly"