Etcetc

Etcetc
Founded	August 2008
Founder	Andrew Jackson Tim McGee Richard Mergler
Distributor(s)	Universal Music Group (in Australia & New Zealand) Various partners (outside Australia & New Zealand)
Country of origin	Australia
Location	Sydney
Official website	www.etcetc.tv

Etcetc Records is an independent record label based in Sydney, Australia. It is the label of alternative and electronic bands and artists PNAU, Kilter, Paces, Luke Million, Set Mo, and Lost Valentinos. Australian releases under Etcetc include Mylo's Destroy Rock & Roll and The Knife's Deep Cuts. Since June 2013, etcetc has been headed up by ex-Ministry of Sound A&R and Compilations Manager Aden Mullens. During Mullens' time at etcetc he has played a pinnacle role in the success of signings Kilter, Paces, Set Mo and Luke Million and some of the most culturally significant international releases in Australia & New Zealand from artists like Duke Dumont, [Jax Jones], Offaiah and Claude VonStroke.

etcetc is manufactured and marketed in Australia and New Zealand by Universal Music Australia and operates with international partners outside of its home territory.

Founded as a company in August 2008 by Andrew Jackson, Tim McGee and Richard Mergler, etcetc was originally launched in March 2007 as a trading name within the Ministry of Sound Australia business to focus on artist album projects, before becoming fully independent.

In 2004 when Jackson was A&R / Recordings Manager for Ministry of Sound Australia, he signed Mylo's Destroy Rock & Roll to the label. Released through EMI Australia, who Ministry were distributed by at the time, the album went on to achieve Gold status in Australia (currently awaiting ARIA certification). Later licenses included The Knife's Deep Cuts and follow-up Silent Shout (named the #1 Album of the Year in 2006 by alternative media site Pitchfork Media), WhoMadeWho's self-titled debut, and Jenny Wilson's Love & Youth.

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