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Epic Records.
American record label
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The band Death Grips was formed and began working with L.A. Reid, Epic Records, and Marnie Stern in 2012.Some support1 report
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Keisuke Kuwata, Olivia Marsh, and Alan Shirahama collaborated on the track 'Not Enough' with Epic Records, leading to its first release.Some support1 report
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Recordings for the project led by Dreams were completed at Ardent Recording in Memphis, TN, leading to a contract with Epic Records.Some support1 report
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Around Epic Records this week
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Death Grips Transactional
Death Grips entered into a formal recording contract with Epic Records.
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Amanda Ghost Structural
Amanda Ghost served as the former president of Epic Records.
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CBS Records Structural
Epic Records operated as a subsidiary of CBS Records.
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Epic/Sony Structural
Epic/Sony is structurally involved with Epic Records, likely functioning as a parent company.
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Dreams Transactional
The relationship was established through a contract between the two entities.
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Olivia Marsh Structural
Olivia Marsh established a professional relationship with Epic Records for her music releases.
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