There is no stopping to the success of The Vamps and Ed Sheeran. These British singers can seem to do anything and is already off to conquer a new branch in the music industry - creating their own record labels.
The charming and talented boys of The Vamps are getting even stronger and better. They even managed to launch their own record label while they are scheduled to head on tour. They have no name in mind for the record label yet but teaming up with EMI/Universal is enough proof that their plans are indeed on the right track. Their interest in helping new artist create a career and fulfill their dreams in the music industry is a redeeming quality of the young boy band.
The group composed by Bradley Simpson, James McVoy, Tristan Evans and Connor Ball will be responsible for discovering and developing new talents. They will even help their artists produce their own music and even promote this music to their fans in social media.
Meanwhile, Ed Sheeran, another fast-rising British singer is also launching a new record label of his own. He is making a deal with Warner Music and will start to sign up singers and artists under his wings.
Ed explained, "The door has now been opened, I've set up the label and I'm going to start signing people. It'll be an imprint that goes through Warner. But I'll get the rights back in about ten years."
"I've got my first signing in mind. I'm looking at people like me, who came through the singer-songwriter scene," he continues.
Sheeran's record label has no name yet and he's going to concentrate on the project after he's through with this year's singing engagements and commitments. He recently won the prestigious Master Card British Album of the Year as well as the British Male Solo Artist in the recently concluded Brit Awards.
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