Fans once cared about what record label the bands they loved were a part of. I discovered some of my favorite artists just because they shared the same imprint as other music I knew, and it was that that drew me to working at an indie label in the first place - a way of paying it forward, of sorts.
Being at the helm of one of the remaining labels to still have a vast and active community to tap into, I wanted to bring some of that sentiment back, and revive the interest of the valuable and dedicated fans in our scene. From ad campaigns featuring my handwritten words, to the Fearless Pin Club with a new enamel pin released each month,. Events bringing together the rock community over Grammy weekend, a ridiculous icicle tricycle helping us stand out in a parking lot of punters at Warped Tour delivering Punk Goes Popcicles named after our infamous compilation series, and a dedication to helping our artists and fans be heard, it was important to continually find creative ways of connecting our artists and fans in meaningful ways, to harness the fond nostalgia to reemphasize Fearless’ prevailing dedication to keeping that spirit alive. To serve as a reminder that the folks behind the artists were people that really gave a sh*t about what they did on a daily basis, to elevate and expose artists with only one hope - that with our help, today you might just discover your new favorite band.