01 / Artist first
The work decides the shape.
We build release strategy, visuals and long-term development around the artist already there.
04 / Origins Inconclusive
One house.
Many frequencies.
An independent record label, music publishing and catalogue licensing company, developing artists, rights and the infrastructure around their work across London, Chichester and globally.
The catalogue moves through R&B, pop, electronic music, easy listening and jazz. The standard remains the same: singular work with a reason to last.
02 / Independent by design
Own the useful systems.
Infrastructure is creative leverage: catalogue, rights, studio, tools and knowledge working together.
03 / Global, not generic
Culture can travel intact.
Origins works across borders without flattening the detail that made the music matter.
Selected milestones / Original record retained
Proof,
not posture.
Gucci Dassy
Licensing work begins across a 150M+ stream catalogue. “Eshay” carries 46M+ Spotify streams and 82M+ YouTube views; Cadyn Jay Lewis Page and Clarissa Mae Ragrag are credited as composers.
Clarissa Mae
Opened for BINI at their sold-out Wembley Arena show in 2025 · performed at Gibson Garage London with Busk In London · recent editorial playlist and radio support around her Origins releases.
Mosez Jones + Jon Rivera
PSEUDO TONES earned features from EARMILK and The Source · six-track release paired with an immersive listening installation at Velours Studio, Montreal.
Jake Jeffery
“Told You” — 8.4M+ Spotify streams · 7.7M+ YouTube views · featured by ELLE Men Thailand for AMI Paris.
Francois McCrary
Signed at 16 with a full album release · support from Joyce Wrice · reposted by MNEK · full-scale artist and video development.
Justin Magnaye
Trebel New R&B and Deep Cuts R&B cover artist · featured in Apple Music’s Brown Sugar · debut Origins signing.
Bootie Grove
Trebel Sunset House cover artist · Spotify editorial support across Chill Evening, Lofi-House and Jazz House.
Caolan Ryan
B2B performances with Fred Again.. and Kilimanjaro · international live representation for the Electronic Division.
Maxomar
950K monthly listeners · Shazam global dance chart #67 · charted across 51 Apple Music charts · 1M Spotify streams on Up & Down.
Selected placements / The work in the world
Music and visuals carried into global culture.
ZaraELLEH&MNextAdidasAMI Paris
Industry support includes Diplo, ZULAN, Fred Again.., Martin Garrix, Cheat Codes, Tokimonsta, Chris Lake, Jonas Blue, Anna Lunoe, Don Diablo and Judge Jules.