Fontana Distribution - Fontana Distribution Affiliated Labels

Fontana Distribution Affiliated Labels

Fontana Distribution is affiliated with more than 30 labels, including the following:

  • 35*35 Entertainment
  • American Gramaphone
  • ATP Records
  • Angeles Records
  • Constellation Records
  • Dangerbird Records
  • Delicious Vinyl
  • Dischord Records
  • Downtown Records (select releases)
  • Element 9
  • Emanon Records
  • Executive Music Group
  • Global Underground
  • Guerrilla Funk Recordings
  • Hoo-Bangin' Records
  • Hoopla Worldwide
  • Ipecac Recordings
  • Kirtland Records
  • Kung Fu Records
  • Last Gang Records
  • LRT
  • MapleMusic Recordings
  • Ministry of Sound
  • Mpire Music Group
  • MRE Entertainment
  • MySpace Records
  • MVA Music
  • Nappy Roots Entertainment Group
  • Nitro Records
  • Pipe Dreams Records
  • Psycho+Logical-Records
  • Psychopathic Records
  • Real Talk Entertainment
  • Rap-A-Lot Records
  • Rostrum Records
  • Ruff Ryders Entertainment
  • SMC Recordings
  • SoBe Entertainment
  • Strange Music
  • Telarc Records
  • Trill Entertainment
  • Twenty Two Recordings
  • Vagrant Records
  • VP Records
  • WaterTower Music
  • Warcon
  • Wichita Recordings (select releases)

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