Current Artists
- 2GB
- Adam Harvey
- Andrew O'Keefe
- Anise K
- Augie March
- Australia's Got Talent
- Axle Whitehead
- Bella Ferraro (X Factor fourth place, 2012)
- Brooke Fraser
- Cassie Davis
- Damien Leith (Australian Idol winner, 2006)
- David Campbell
- David Koch and Melissa Doyle (Sunrise presenters)
- Delta Goodrem (also contracted to Columbia Records)
- Glass Towers
- Grant Denyer
- Guy Sebastian (Australian Idol winner, 2003)
- Hoodoo Gurus
- Human Nature
- Jack Vidgen (Australia's Got Talent winner, 2011)
- The Janoskians
- Jason Owen (X Factor runner-up, 2012)
- Jessica Mauboy (Australian Idol runner-up, 2006)
- Johnny Ruffo (X Factor third place, 2011)
- Jordan Jansen
- Justice Crew (Australia's Got Talent winners, 2010)
- Kate Miller-Heidke
- Kaz James
- Krill
- Lovers Electric
- Lionsgate Entertainment albums & soundtracks
- Mark Vincent (Australia's Got Talent winner, 2009)
- Matthew Hardy
- Michael Paynter
- Miracle
- Mix 106.5
- Mr. Little Jeans
- Natalie Bassingthwaighte
- Old Man River
- Pete Murray
- Rachael Beck
- Reece Mastin (X Factor winner, 2011)
- Samantha Jade (X Factor winner, 2012)
- Skybombers
- Small Mercies
- Straalen McCallum
- Stan Walker (Australian Idol winner, 2009)
- So Fresh compilation albums (joint with Universal Music Australia)
- Syndicate
- The Collective (X Factor third place, 2012)
- The Vines
- The Wiggles
- The X Factor (Australia)
- Timomatic (Australia's Got Talent third place, 2011)
- Tonight Alive
- Young Men Society (X Factor finalists, 2011)
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