Phoebe Bridgers, known for her Garden Song, recently made the decision to drop the name of her label, Saddest Factory Records, due to a trademark dispute. This indie label was established in 2020 as an offshoot of Dead Oceans, the label that had previously released her music. Now, after six years, she will be releasing music under Dead Oceans, with the Saddest Factory Records logo being the only remnant of the original label.
A statement released on the label's Instagram page explained the situation and announced that all future releases from Saddest Factory Records artists will be through Dead Oceans. The label's roster includes talented artists such as Charlie Hickey, Claud, Katie Gavin, Muna, and Sloppy Jane, all known for their emotionally resonant music.
Phoebe Bridgers shared her thoughts on launching the label during the pandemic, expressing excitement about the increased focus on music and the opportunity to connect with listeners. She emphasized that her main criterion for signing artists is whether their music makes her "jealous" of their talent, as she believes that if she enjoys it, others will too.
Overall, the decision to rebrand and continue releasing music under Dead Oceans showcases Phoebe Bridgers' commitment to her artists and their music, ensuring that their work reaches a wider audience.
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