Simplicity 26 Records is a new independent label with the expertise to give you that competing edge in todayâs music industry. Ran by 2 award winning DJ/Producers, Matt Clark and Eddie Hudson, along with the beautiful Gabrielle Anderson, Simplicity 26 has the capability to compete with the top dogs.
Backed by over 20 million record sales, Eddie Hudson has worked alongside audio engineers such as Tony Maserati, David Sussman, Hugo Dwyer, John Poppo, Lou Gonzalez, and Ben Arrindell, while he interned and worked at the legendary Quad Studios in New York City, New York. Matt Clark's experience in business started in high school where he studied marketing, and continued throughout his life with marketing jobs to further understand different techniques. He has also studied an assortment of business techniques to better understand how to make sales for his clientele, which include up and coming artists, established artists, record companies, recording studios, and themselves as artists.
One of Simplicity 26âs goals is to help professional artists grow further in their career, while also helping aspiring artists get started and take their talent to the professional level. The parent company, Comâere Productions, handles the marketing and merchandising of Simplicity 26's clientele. Simplicity 26 offers top notch audio production, mixing, mastering, recording, and distribution along with professional advice on microphone techniques and analog signals, systems, and mediums. Simplicity 26 Records gives you, the client, that great professional multi-million dollar sound without the hassles, while keeping you within your budget. Unlike Simplicity 26 competitors whose employees just do their job, the Simplicity 26 team are artists as well, and do everything for their clients that they do for themselves. They understand what it takes for an artist to sell from all angles. Simplicity 26 listens to its clients' wishes and needs, instead of worrying about what Simplicity can get out of it.
Simplicity 26âs main goal is to bring the talent back into the music industry. Too many companies utilize marketing strategies to sell music, regardless of the quality, to make a buck. We, at Simplicity 26, are tired of the looks and money running the industry instead of the talent like it was back in the day, when some of the greatest musicians put out music. The recording industry is about music. Not sex. Great music doesnât need sex to sell it. Great music sells itself.