Former Artists
- 4th Avenue Jones (Disbanded)
- Andy Zipf (Active, with P is for Panda Records)
- Ayiesha Woods (Active, Independent)
- B. Reith (Active, currently Independent)
- Christafari (Active, on Soul of Zion Entertainment)
- Curious Fools (Disbanded)
- Deepspace5 (Active, on Deepspace5 Records)
- DJ Maj (Active, on Tractor-Beam Records)
- Family Force 5 (Active, on Tooth & Nail Records)
- Fighting Instinct (Disbanded)
- Flynn Adam (Active, Independent)
- The Gotee Bros. (Disbanded, side project of tobyMac of dc Talk)
- GRITS (Disbanded)
- I Am Terrified (Disbanded)
- Jeff Anderson (Active)
- Jeff Deyo (Active, on Indelible Creative Group)
- Jennifer Knapp (Active, currently unsigned)
- John Reuben (Active, currently unsigned)
- Johnny Q. Public (Disbanded)
- The Katinas (Active, unsigned)
- Knowdaverbs (Changed name to Verbs; currently with 1280 Music)
- L.A. Symphony (On hiatus; members now performing solo)
- Liquid (Active, unsigned)
- Mars ILL (Active, on Deepspace5 Records)
- Our Heart's Hero (Active)
- Out of Eden (Disbanded)
- Paul Wright (Active, unsigned)
- Relient K (Active, on Mono Vs Stereo Records)
- Sarah Kelly (Inactive, currently a teacher at USC)
- SONICFLOOd (Active on Resonate Records)
- StorySide:B (Disbanded)
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