Denver CO Record Label Beat Production/Vocals Studio For Local Artists Launched

Jan 8, 2024

Denver-based record label RMXKNG Productions have announced that they are looking to represent up-and-coming local musicians to expand their career and develop their musical talents.

Denver, United States - January 8, 2024 /PressCable/ —

The independent label is run by producer Ventus Kisari, stage name The RMXKNG, a musician, choreographer, marketer, and skater looking to sign new talent in the Colorado area.

More information is available at https://www.rmxkng.com/rmxkngproductions

Kisari is now offering contracts to both independent musicians and signed label artists who would benefit from his equipment and expertise throughout the music-creating process.

After years of low growth, the net worth of the global music industry rebounded to $23.1 billion in 2020, due to increasing numbers of record labels shifting their focus from physical sales to streaming services. The RMXKNG has capitalized on this development to bring personalized, unique production styles to each artist in his care.

The label is inviting new artists to upload a demo of their tracks onto the website or send in a mixtape to see if RMXKNG Productions would be a good fit for their musical style.

Kisari's studio offers a range of services, including creating full-length custom-made instrumental beats tailored to each artist to suit their genre, recording vocals to add to an artist's original beats, and everything else in between.

The label has its own studio, providing clients with top-of-the-range recording equipment, beat production, and vocal work to help musicians release albums of the highest quality. Recording sessions are charged at $30 per hour for vocals and beat production, and pre-produced tracks and their associated licenses are also available for purchase.

The label has signed local rising stars such as UVOGIN who mixes a unique blend of Western and Eastern cultures, nature-inspired DJ MountainMan, rapper Crisis Excel, and spoken-word artist Amari.

Merchandise featuring The RMXKNG branding is also available to purchase, including shirts, joggers, leggings, hoodies, caps, beanies, phone cases, and much more.

Kisari has been creating music for 19 years and working in the industry since 2013. While learning to breakdance he learned more about music production, song construction, and DJing, which lead him to start RMXKNG Productions and share this knowledge. For more information, visit https://www.rmxkng.com/merchandise

Kisari said, “Now I’m here to bring you that same power, whether it be through my mixing, rapping, producing, dance choreography, or skating. This era of the RMXKNG is all about freedom, community, power, and acceptance.”

Interested readers can find out more about RMXKNG Productions and send in a demo at https://www.facebook.com/remixking146

Contact Info:
Name: Ventus Kisari
Email: Send Email
Organization: The RMXKNG
Address: 1459 North Ogden Street 14, Denver, CO 80218, United States
Phone: +1-319-930-6595
Website: https://www.rmxkng.com

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