Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd. (UMA) is the largest Australian music corporation.[1] It is a division of the Universal Music Group. Universal Music Australia's corporate headquarters are located in Sydney, Australia.
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| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | |
| Founded | 1934 |
| Headquarters | 150 William St, Sydney, New South Wales , |
Area served | Oceania |
| Parent | Universal Music Group |
| Divisions | List of Universal Music Group labels |
| Website | umusic |
Labels
editUniversal Music Australia operates local record labels, as well distribution deals with independent Australian labels. UMA also represents all Universal Music Group's international labels within Australia.[2]
Australian labels include:[3]
- Casablanca Records Australia
- Caroline Records
- Dew Process
- EMI Music Australia
- Island Records Australia
International labels include:[3]
Current and former Australian artists
edit- Adam Eckersley Band
- Andy Bull
- Boy & Bear
- The Cairos
- Chance Waters
- Clare Bowditch
- Dean Lewis
- Emma Birdsall
- Gin Wigmore
- Havana Brown
- Jinja Safari
- Marvin Priest
- Masketta Fall
- The McClymonts
- Neda
- Peta & The Wolves
- Redcoats
- Sinead Burgess
- The Son
- Tim Hart
- Tom Lark
- Vera Blue
- Winterbourne
Mercury Records Australia
edit- Adam Martin
- Anja Nissen
- Cat Torres
- Celia Pavey
- Emma Pask
- Fatai
- Harrison Craig
- Karise Eden
- Lakyn Heperi
- Luke Kennedy
- Matt Corby
- Megan Washington
- Melanie Dyer
- Ms Murphy
- Penelope Austin
- The Preatures
- Rachael Leahcar
- Shannon Noll
- Spiderbait
- Architecture in Helsinki
- Bag Raiders
- Beni
- Canyons
- Cut Copy
- Jonathan Boulet
- Julian Hamilton
- Kim Moyes
- Ladyhawke
- Muscles
- Pond
- The Presets
- Sneaky Sound System
- Tame Impala
- Van She
Neon Records
edit- Thandi Phoenix
- Alfie Arcuri
- Ivan Gough
- Jebu
- Walden
- Zoe Badwi
Of Leisure
edit- Muto
- Jack Grace
- Young Franco
- Human Movement
- So Fresh (Corperation [sic?] albums)
- Hits For Kids Pop Party
Universal Music Australia
edit- Diana Rouvas
- Grinspoon
- Icehouse (Regular/dIVA)
- Joe Moore
- Phrase
- Art of Sleeping
- Bernard Fanning
- Bluejuice
- Expatriate
- Gosling
- The Grates
- Guineafowl
- Jae Laffer
- Jebediah
- The John Steel Singers
- Last Dinosaurs
- The Living End
- The Panics
- Sarah Blasko
- Seeker Lover Keeper
- Whitley
- 5 Seconds of Summer
- Alison Wonderland
- Angus Stone
- Birds of Tokyo
- Birtles & Goble
- Bob Evans
- Crowded House
- Empire of the Sun
- Grey Ghost
- King Cannons
- Little River Band
- Oh Mercy
- Papa vs Pretty
- 360
- The Avalanches (Modular/Astralwerks/XL/EMI)
- Crowded House
- Johnny Farnham
- Meg Mac
- Middle Kids
- Pez
- Ricki-Lee
- The Saints
- Sam Bluer
- Slim Dusty
- Something for Kate
- Tina Arena
- Troye Sivan
See also
editReferences
edit- ^ Universal Music Was Biggest Label Of 2012 - Noise11, 4 January 2013
- ^ Company - Universal Music Australia Website
- ^ a b "Our Company". Universal Music Group. 6 August 2020. Retrieved 10 June 2021.
- ^ Cashmere, Paul (12 October 2014). "Robert Rigby Signs Paulini To Decca". Noise11. Noise Network. Retrieved 12 October 2014.