I find it interesting all the ‘J’ projects since beyond have been all over labels… I don’t know much about that side of the business anymore. Anyone shed more light on it? Or is this quite normal ?
Just checked out dangerbird website, they have some cool bands! Looks like a good place to be.

I’m surprised J doesn’t have his own label.
Looking down the list it would so cool, just add all the Lou stuff call it Freakscene, really quite easy!

I’ll be head of Europe….

I think Jeremiah is right. J has a really good management team (in addition to himself), so he probably is able to shop around to what he likes best. Not to mention J obviously has a pretty high pedigree within the industry, so he probably doesn’t have trouble finding people who want to release stuff. I’m curious as to if it’s even a money thing, or rather just who will tend to J’s needs the best. For example, I heard that Matador wasn’t happy with Mission of Burma and how little they toured, since I guess it was part of their deal.