List of LOEN Entertainment labels
This is a list of record labels owned by, or associated with, LOEN Entertainment.
Current labels
LOEN Tree
LOEN Tree is an in-house label of LOEN Entertainment, founded in September 2013. It is currently led by Jo Yeong-cheol.[1]
It traced its roots to LOEN's summer album project of the same name, which was set up in July 2012.[2]
Artists
Singers
Actors
- Kim Suk-hoon
- Jo Han-sun
- Lee Jung-hyuk
- Kang Bok-eum
Producers
- Won Tae-yeon
- G.Gorilla
- Lee Min-soo
- Hwang Soo-ah
- Ra.D
- KZ
Lyricists
- Kim Yi-na
- G.Gorilla
- Lee Min-soo
- Ra.D
Music Video Directors
Albums
- Various artists: LOEN Tree Summer Story (2012)[3]
- IU: Modern Times (2013)
- History: Blue Spring (2013)
- Sunny Hill: Don't Say Anything (2014)
- IU: A Flower Bookmark (2014)
- History: DESIRE (2014)
Collabodadi Label
Collabodadi Label is also an in-house label of LOEN Entertainment, founded in September 2013.
It is currently led by Lee Ho-yang, more known in the music industry as "Shinsadong Tiger". Prior to being chosen to lead the label, he produced the K-pop hits "Bo Peep Bo Peep" (T-ara), "Hot Issue" (4Minute), "U&I" (Ailee) and more.[1][4]
The name Collabodadi (콜라보따리) is a portmanteau of 콜라보 (collabo - collaboration) and 보따리 (boddari - package).
Artists
Singers
Lyricist / Producer
Albums
Joint ventures and M&As
Starship Entertainment
Starship Entertainment is a talent agency and recording company in South Korea.
It was founded in 2008 by Kim Si-dae (also spelled Kim Shi-dae), former road manager for the band Cool and employee of Big Hit Entertainment.
On December 18, 2013, 70% of the label's shares was acquired by LOEN Entertainment, making it as an independent subsidiary of the latter. Kim Si-dae still leads the label.[5]
Artists
Singers
Actors
Albums
WS Entertainment
WS Entertainment is a joint venture between Warner Music Korea, SK-KTB Music Investment Fund, and Seoul Records (now LOEN Entertainment). It was founded in 2006 and currently led by Philip Oh.[6][7]
The initial WS stands for Warner Music and SK Telecom.
Artists
Singers
- Gilgu Bonggu
- Ha Dong-kyun
- Lisa
Actors
- Lee Elijah
- Son Ga-young
- Song Chang-eui
Former labels
Cantabile
Cantabile was a record label under Seoul Records (now LOEN Entertainment), founded in April 1991. It was the first record label in South Korea.[8]
Avent
Avent was also a record label under Seoul Records, founded in April 2002.[8]
Independent labels distributed by LOEN Entertainment
Note: Information is accurate as of July 2014.
Present
- A Cube Entertainment (with CJ E&M Music and Live)
- AOMG (with CJ E&M Music and Live)
- AYIN Holdings (formerly C.Two Entertainment)
- Amoeba Culture (with CJ E&M Music and Live)
- Blueprint Music (formerly T Entertainment)
- Brand New Music (with Neowiz Internet)
- Brave Entertainment (with Danal Entertainment and Neowiz Internet)
- C-JeS Entertainment (with A&G Modes)
- CS Happy Entertainment
- Caesars Media
- Choeun Entertainment
- Clef Crew
- Concert World
- Crescendo Music
- Cube DC
- DI Entertainment
- DIMA Entertainment
- DSP Media
- Deulgeukhwa Company
- Drug Records
- Eru Entertainment
- Evolution Music
- GH Entertainment
- GNG Production
- Good Fellas Entertainment
- H2 Media (formerly H2 Entertainment)
- HMG Entertainment
- Happy Face Entertainment (with CJ E&M Music and Live)
- Hook Entertainment
- Hoyaspotainment
- Hunus Creative
- iHQ (with Universal Music Korea)
- IMX Korea
- Imaginian
- JJ Holic Media (with Warner Music Korea and Sony Music Korea)
- JTM Entertainment (with Sony Music Korea)
- Jacyhan International
- Jin-ah Entertainment
- KBS Media (for Immortal Songs 2 compilation albums)
- Kairos Enterprise
- KeyEast (excluding Kim Hyun-joong, whose distribution rights are handled by CJ E&M Music and Live)
- Kiroy Company (with A&G Modes)
- Koen Group (with CJ E&M Music and Live)
- Leessang Company
- Maroo Entertainment (with CJ E&M Music and Live)
- Music&NEW
- Playground Label
- Music Cube Inc.
- Music Farm
- Mystic89 (with CJ E&M Music and Live)
- APop Entertainment (acquired in 2014)
- NAP Entertainment
- NH Media (with TSN Company)
- Naeum Entertainment
- Nastar Entertainment
- Nega Network
- Nextar Entertainment
- Pledis Entertainment (with Neowiz Internet)
- Polaris Entertainment (with CJ E&M Music and Live)
- Poom Entertainment (with OGAM Entertainment)
- Pure Entertainment
- Quan Entertainment
- SBS Contents Hub (for K-pop Star compilation albums)
- Sniper Sound (with Pony Canyon Korea)
- sidusHQ (excluding g.o.d, whose distribution rights are handled by CJ E&M Music and Live)
- Soul Family Productions
- Soul Shop Entertainment
- Star Empire Entertainment (with KT Music)
- Stardom Entertainment (formerly Brand New Stardom) (with KT Music and Universal Music Korea)
- Starhaus Entertainment
- TOP Media
- TS Entertainment (excluding Untouchable, whose distribution rights are handled by CJ E&M Music and Live)
- Ulala Company
- Viewga Entertainment
- Wellmade Yedang
- Cashmere Records (acquired in 2014)
- Double Kick Entertainment (acquired in 2014)
- Dream Tea Entertainment (a/k/a Dream T Entertainment, acquired in 2013)
- Show21
- Yedang Company (with Sony Music Korea)
- Winning In-Sight Entertainment
- WinOne Entertainment
- Woollim Label (acquired by S.M. C&C in 2013) (with KT Music)
- YNB Entertainment
Former
- B2M Entertainment (moved to CJ E&M Music and Live)
- Core Contents Media (2011-2013, 2014) (moved to KT Music)
- iMBC (for Star Audition: Birth of a Great Star compilation albums) (2011-2013)
- JYP Entertainment (moved to KMP Holdings and later KT Music)
- Lion Media (formerly Stam Entertainment) (moved to KT Music)
- Open World Entertainment (2006-2012)
- RUI Entertainment
- Starkim Entertainment (formerly Startory Entertainment) (moved to KT Music)
- Trophy Entertainment
- Vitamin Entertainment (2006-2007) (acquired by Warner Music Korea, moved to Warner Music Korea)
- YMC Entertainment (moved to Neowiz Internet, Sony Music Korea, and KT Music)
- Yamazone Music
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 starsung (September 24, 2013). "LOEN Entertainment undergoes reorganization to become a multi-label system". allkpop. Retrieved November 26, 2013.
- ↑ "LOEN Entertainment artists form "LOEN Tree" to release a summer project album". allkpop. July 20, 2012. Retrieved November 26, 2013.
- ↑ "LOEN Tree Summer Story". Hanteo. Hanteo Information System Co., Ltd. Retrieved November 26, 2013.
- ↑ lordbordem (September 25, 2013). "LOEN Entertainment to Split Their Artist Division into Multiple Labels". Soompi. Retrieved November 26, 2013.
- ↑ alim17 (December 18, 2013). "Loen Entertainment takes over majority stake in Starship Entertainment for 15 billion won". allkpop. Retrieved December 19, 2013.
- ↑ WMG Investor Relations Division (May 10, 2006). "Warner Music International and SK Telecom Announce Partnership - Groundbreaking Deal Places WS Entertainment at Forefront of Korean Music Industry". Warner Music Group. Retrieved December 16, 2013.
- ↑ "WS Entertainment". WS Entertainment. Retrieved December 16, 2013.
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 "LOEN Entertainment - About LOEN - History". LOEN Entertainment. Retrieved November 26, 2013.
External links
- Official website (Korean) (English)
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