Small Town Records
Music
14 employees
- Employees
- 14
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- 1
- Emails
- 1
Small Town Records Overview
- Website
- smalltownrecords.org
- Industry
- Music
- Employees
- 14
- Founded
- 2007
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About Small Town Records
Small Town Records is Duke University’s record label – students who share their passion for music. As a part of Duke University Union, we serve the student committee with concerts and freely distributed music. We are musicians, sound engineers, live technicians, musical consultants, graphic designers, producers, web designers, photographers, and above all else, all the fans who have helped us grow to where we are now. Our passion is to bring music to the Duke community. Small Town Records has worked with Duke alumni Mike Posner and Delta Rae, as well as numerous established artists. Our current signed artists are mikewhang, Mobius, STiNA, Antje Lang, and Will Bowman.
Small Town Records Contact Details
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Small Town Records Org Chart
Sample employees and titles| Name | Title | Location | Contact |
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| Felix Zhu | Cs + Math @ Duke University | Norristown, Pennsylvania, United States |
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| Ben Poliszczuk | Director, Label Management | London Area, United Kingdom |
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| Jess Arnold | Budget Analyst at Small Town Records |
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| Samantha Dillon | Program Ii Student at Duke University |
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