Submerge Recordings' Mr. De Talks About Staying Afloat In The Recording Industry

July 03, 2008
Submerge Recordings At Movement 2008

With CD sales on the wane thanks to readily available mp3 downloads and the popularity of something strange and foreign to me called "the internets," record labels have to evolve or die. Mr. De of Submerge Recordings in Detroit, however, knows how to make the right moves to stay ahead.

As well as he's doing, however, his parents still occasionally think he should go back to medical school to become Dr. De.

Presenter: Bill Holland, Gearwire
Location: Detroit, MI

J. Irving-Giles is a writer / editor for Gearwire


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