Demajors Celebrates its 24th Birthday, Continues to Preserve the Ecosystem of Indonesian Music

Kapanlagi.com - Music label Demajors celebrates its 24th birthday on March 30, 2024, with over 750 music album catalogs under its wing for 24 years.

Established in 2000 in Jakarta, Demajors has become one of Indonesia's record labels that consistently produces physical releases, especially in the form of CDs and vinyl records.

Through their distribution network spread across 21 outlets throughout Indonesia and Malaysia, Demajors is committed to improving its distribution services.

1. Keep Learning

Demajors Continues to Sustain the Indonesian Music Ecosystem (Credit: Special)

David Karto, the founder of Demajors Records, stated that the company continues to learn to support the Indonesian music ecosystem.

"At the age of 24, Demajors is still learning to sustain the future of the Indonesian music ecosystem," said David Karto at his office recently.

Recently, Demajors released several albums in vinyl format, and pre-orders have received positive responses. In addition, Demajors also launched a subsidiary record label called Bahasa Ibu Records on April 21, 2023, with a focus on popular music that combines local Indonesian traditions.

2. Contributions to the Music Industry

The Demajors application comes with features that make it easy for users to access the music catalog and watch DemajorsTV on YouTube. DemajorsTV has reached 241 thousand subscribers and received the Silver Play Button award.

The company is also active in national music festivals such as Synchronize Fest, which will be held on October 4-6, 2024. At the AMI Awards 2023, two Demajors albums won awards, demonstrating the company's contribution to the Indonesian music industry.

Demajors expresses its gratitude to everyone who has supported it, including musicians, artist management, music promoters, media, business partners, sponsors, record stores, outlets, and loyal fans, and invites all parties to unite for the progress of Indonesian music.

(kpl/aal/tdr)