Frontiers Records
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Frontiers Records | |
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Founded | 1996 |
Founder | Serafino Perugino |
Status | Active |
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Country of origin | Italy |
Location | Naples |
Official website | www |
Frontiers Records is an Italian record label, predominantly producing hard rock.[1][2][3] It was founded in 1996 by Serafino Perugino and is based in Naples, Italy.
History[]
In 1996, Serafino Perugino started working in the music industry as an Italian distributor for numerous artists in the field of classic rock and earned an excellent reputation in the field. In 1998, that reputation gave him the credentials to start Frontiers Records. The first release of the new label was the double live album Never Say Goodbye by the British hard rock group Ten.
In addition to the commitment of Frontiers Records to manage new artists in the genre the label roster includes well known bands and artists, such as Little River Band, Jeff Lynne, Winger, Styx, Toto, Yes, Joe Lynn Turner, Journey, Thunder, Survivor, Glenn Hughes, House of Lords, Crush 40, Hardline, Jeff Scott Soto, Whitesnake, Boston and FM
In December 2010, Frontiers Records completed a sales contract with EMI Music for the U.S. and Canada distribution, which became effective from January 2011.[4][5] After Universal Music Group (UMG)'s purchase of EMI, Caroline, a UMG company, has undertaken US distribution. From January 2017, Sony Music or its independent labels distributor RED Music has started to distribute Frontiers Records releases in some key markets such as US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Caroline Distribution (now Virgin Music Label & Artist Services) has been continuing the distribution in UK while in the other parts of the world, the independent labels distribute Frontiers Records releases. The exclusive distribution in Greece is being carried out by Infinity Entertainment IKE.
Italian producer, singer, keyboardist, songwriter, and mixing engineer Alessandro Del Vecchio works as the in-house producer for the label.[6]
In 2018, the label added multi-platinum recording artist Quiet Riot to its roster of artists.[7]
Artists[]
- 7 Months
- Action
- Airrace
- Alan Parsons
- Allen/Lande
- Ambition
- American Tears
- Ammunition
- Animal Drive
- Anette Olzon
- Asia
- Auras
- Avalon
- Bad Habit
- Bad Moon Rising
- Balance
- Bailey
- Beggars & Thieves
- Benedictum
- Beyond The Bridge
- Bigfoot
- Billy Sherwood
- Black 'n Blue
- Blackwood Creek
- Blanc Faces
- Blood Red Saints
- Blue Öyster Cult
- Bonrud
- Bowes & Morley
- Bob Catley
- Boston
- Bourgeois Pigs
- Brazen Abbot
- Brian Howe
- Bruce Kulick
- Burning Rain
- Cain's Offering
- Cinderella
- Circus Maximus
- The Codex
- Constancia
- Cosmo
- Crashdïet
- Crash The System
- Crazy Lixx
- Creye
- Crown of Thorns
- Crush 40
- Danger Danger
- Daniele Liverani
- Danny Vaughn
- Dario Mollo / Tony Martin
- Dark Lunacy
- David Readman
- Def Leppard (EU)
- The Defiants
- De La Cruz
- Diamond Dawn
- Dokken
- Dukes of the Orient
- Eclipse
- Edge of Paradise
- Emerald Rain
- Empty Tremor
- The End Machine
- Enuff Z'nuff
- Evil Masquerade
- Extreme
- Fair Warning
- First Signal
- FM
- Forty Deuce
- Frederiksen / Denander
- From the Inside (Danny Vaughn)
- Furyon
- Genius
- Gene The Werewolf
- Giant
- Girlschool
- Giuntini Project
- Glenn Hughes
- Great White
- Hardline
- Harem Scarem
- Hell In The Club
- Hess
- Honeymoon Suite
- House of Lords
- Howard Leese
- Hurtsmile
- Icon Of Sin
- Impellitteri
- Infinite & Divine
- Inglorious
- Issa
- Jack Blades
- Jack Russell's Great White
- Jaded Heart
- Jaime Kyle
- James Christian
- Jean Beauvoir
- Jeff Lynne
- Jeff Scott Soto (JSS)
- Jim Peterik
- Jimi Jamison
- Joe Lynn Turner
- John Elefante
- John Waite
- John West
- John Wetton
- Jorn
- Journey (EU)
- Keel
- Kee of Hearts
- Kelly Keagy
- Kent Hilli
- Khymera
- King Kobra
- Kingdom Come
- Kip Winger
- Kiske/Somerville
- KXM
- L.A. Guns
- Labyrinth
- Lana Lane
- Lenna Kuurmaa
- Level 10
- Lords of Black
- Leverage
- Lionsheart
- Little River Band
- Los Angeles
- Lou Gramm Band (EU)
- Lunatica
- Lynch Mob
- The Magnificent
- Magnus Karlsson's Free Fall
- Mastedon
- Mecca
- Meldrum
- Melodica
- The Mercury Train
- Michael Kiske
- Michael Sembello
- Michael Thompson Band
- Mike Tramp
- Millenium
- Mind Key
- The Mob
- Mollo Martin
- Mr. Big
- The Murder of My Sweet
- Neal Morse
- Nelson
- Night Ranger
- Nordic Union
- Norway
- Novena
- Oliver Hartmann
- On the Rise
- One Desire
- Operation: Mindcrime
- Outloud
- Palace
- Pathosray
- Perfect Plan
- Phantom V
- Philip Bardowell
- Pink Cream 69
- Place Vendome
- Places of Power
- Platens
- Player
- The Poodles
- Praying Mantis
- Pretty Maids
- Pride of Lions
- Primal Fear
- Prime Suspect
- Prime Time
- Q5
- RavenEye
- Resurrection Kings
- Revertigo
- Revolution Saints
- Richard Marx
- Richie Kotzen
- Rick Springfield
- Ring of Fire
- Robin Beck
- Royal Hunt
- Scheepers
- Sebastian Bach
- Seventh Key
- Seventh Wonder
- Seven Spires
- Seven Tears
- Sculptor
- Shark Island
- Shooting Star
- Silent Rage
- Silent Force
- Skin Tag
- Slav Simanic
- Sonic Station
- Soul Doctor
- Soul SirkUS
- Spin Gallery
- Spread Eagle
- Stan Bush
- Starbreaker
- Steelheart
- Steve Lukather
- Strangeways
- Street Legal
- Stryper
- Styx
- Sweet & Lynch
- Sunstorm
- Survivor
- Tak Matsumoto Group
- Talisman
- Tall Stories
- Ted Nugent
- Ted Poley
- Ten
- Terra Nova
- Terry Brock
- Tesla
- The Dark Element
- Thunder
- Timo Tolkki
- TNT
- Tokyo Motor Fist
- Tony Harnell & The Mercury Train
- Tony O'Hora
- Toto
- Touch
- Treat
- Triumph
- Trillium
- Trixter
- The Trophy
- Tyketto
- Two Fires
- Unruly Child
- Uriah Heep
- Valentine
- Vanden Plas
- VEGA
- Vertigo
- Vince Neil
- Vision Divine
- Vixen
- Voodoo Circle
- Voodoo Hill
- Warrant
- Wayward Sons
- W.E.T.
- Wetton/Downes
- White Lion
- White Skull
- Whitesnake
- Wig Wam
- Winger
- Work of Art
- World Trade
- X-Drive
- Xorigin
- Y&T
- Yes
- Yoso
- Zion
See also[]
- List of record labels
References[]
- ^ Olivier (2021-07-04). "Singer Dino Jelusick claims Frontiers Records just removed his band Jelusick's new video". Sleaze Roxx. Retrieved 2021-08-31.
- ^ August 31, Carlos RamirezPublished; 2012. "Frontiers Records: How An Italian Rock Fan Built an Indie Empire". Noisecreep. Retrieved 2021-08-31.CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
- ^ "Alirio Signs To Frontiers Records For The Release Of His Debut 'All Things Must Pass' • TotalRock". TotalRock. 2021-06-11. Retrieved 2021-08-31.
- ^ Imperatore, MJ (3 December 2010). "FRONTIERS RECORDS sings distribution agreement with EMI MUSIC for North American market!". Rock & Metal News Express webzine. Retrieved 2011-05-22.
- ^ BraveWords. "Frontiers Records Launches Official North American Online Store In Conjunction With EMI Label Services And Merch Direct". bravewords.com. Retrieved 2021-08-31.
- ^ "Alessandro Del Vecchio". www.alessandrodelvecchio.com. Retrieved 2018-04-23.
- ^ "Frontiers Music SRL | Record Label".
External links[]
- Italian independent record labels
- Companies based in Naples
- Record labels established in 1996
- 1996 establishments in Italy
- Rock record labels
- Heavy metal record labels