
Logan Mulvey, Barry Daffurn, Nic D and Cooper Lycan
Independent music company GoDigital Music has launched its first country imprint, Orinda.
The details:
The label will be based in Nashville and led by General Manager Cooper Lycan.
Its first signing is Nic D, who blends country, hip-hop, alternative and pop, and currently boasts nearly 5 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
His label debut, “Slow Down Fast,” is due on June 26.
Backstory:
The launch of Orinda follows the success of Cinq Music Group, the record label, distribution and rights management company launched by GoDigital in 2012.
GoDigital was founded in 2006 by Jason Peterson and Logan Mulvey.
What they said:
Logan Mulvey, GoDigital CEO: “Launching Orinda and expanding into country is a deliberate step in GoDigital Music’s long-term vision to invest in culturally influential genres and independent artists. Country music has undergone significant changes in recent years, and we see a clear opportunity to build on that momentum. Orinda is designed to give artists the infrastructure, creative support and global reach to grow while staying true to their identity.”
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This story was written with information from Music Business Worldwide.
We covered it because it’s news of a new label launch.













