1. History

2. Artists

3. References

4. External links

Rhyme & Reason Records is an American record label from New Jersey.

History

Rhyme & Reason Records was founded in Jersey City, New Jersey, by Emmy Black in 2015.{{sfn|SXSW|2019}} Prior to Rhyme & Reason, Black worked at a recording studio and graduated from Ramapo College with a degree in Music Industry, and was a former A&R person at Bar/None Records and The Orchard.{{sfn|Silbert|2017}} On signing artists, Black states that her ambition is to release "music that helps people, music that you keep going back to whenever you go through a breakup or you feel happy, music that changes people's lives." Rhyme & Reason Records partook in the 2018 North Jersey Indie Rock Festival.{{sfn|Testa|2018}} The label name comes from the two princesses, Rhyme and Reason, from the children's fantasy novel The Phantom Tollbooth.{{sfn|Silbert|2017}}

Artists

• Black Wail
• Calliope Musicals
• Fiction Plane
• Bernard Fowler
• Glenn Morrow's Cry for Help
• Mr. Flannery & His Feelings
• My Brightest Diamond
• pronoun
• The Royal Arctic Institute
• Red Baraat
• Walter Salas-Humara
• SNST
• Sweet Crude

References

Citations

Bibliography

• {{citation|last=Makin|first=Bob|date=22 June 2017|title=Makin Waves with Rhyme & Reason Records, Glenn Morrow's Cry for Help, Sweet Crude, Pronoun, and Mr. Flannery and His Feelings|work=New Jersey Stage|url=https://www.njarts.net/pop-rock/makin-waves-rhyme-reason-records-glenn-morrows-cry-help-sweet-crude-pronoun-mr-flannery-feelings/|accessdate=30 March 2019}}
• {{citation|last=Silbert|first=Jack|date=5 December 2017|title=Check the label: With Rhyme & Reason Records, Emmy Black Becomes Part of Hoboken's Proud Musical Legacy|work=hMag|url=http://hmag.com/check-label-rhyme-reason-records-emmy-black-becomes-part-hobokens-proud-musical-legacy/|accessdate=30 March 2019}}
• {{citation|author=SXSW Staff|date=2019|title=Emmy Black (Rhyme & Reason Records): Mentor|work=SXSW|url=https://schedule.sxsw.com/2019/events/PP103274|accessdate=30 March 2019}}
• {{citation|last=Testa|first=Jim|authorlink=Jim Testa|date=3 October 2018|title=North Jersey Indie Rock Fest unites bands, media, labels -- and fans|work=The Jersey Journal|url=https://www.nj.com/hudson/2018/10/north_jersey_indie_rock_fest_unites_bands_media_la.html|accessdate=30 March 2019}}

External links

• {{Commons category-inline|Rhyme & Reason Records}}
• {{Official site|http://www.rhyme-reason.com}}
• {{Discogs label|1043849}}

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