Orange Record Label is a Canadian independent record label, located in Toronto, Ontario. Orange recordings are distributed in Canada by Universal Music Canada, which is also a minority stakeholder in the label.
Orange is also used to record and distribute the songs featured on the Instant Star television series starring Alexz Johnson. Stephen Stohn who is Executive Producer of Instant Star is also a minority stakeholder and director of Orange.
Orange also plays host to the Live @ Orange Sessions which are recorded in the Orange Lounge Recording Studio for webcasting on Bell Sympatico. Orange's distribution arm, Starcana Distribution, facilitates the national distribution of independent labels and artists. Some artists who have performed in Live @ Orange sessions: Katy Perry, Alexz Johnson, All American Rejects, Hedley, Pussycat Dolls, OneRepublic, Nelly Furtado, Creed, Emily Osment, Chris Cornell, Amy Winehouse, Keith Urban, Sugarland, The Fray, Colbie Caillat.
Orange Record Label is directly linked to The Orange Lounge Recording Company, the active record label home to artists such as Justin Hines, Alexz Johnson, Johnny Hollow, Tyler Kyte and Robyn Dell'Unto.
Read more about Orange Record Label: (Former) Orange Artists
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