Country of origin United States Date founded 2003 | Location Franklin, Seattle | |
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Genre Contemporary Christian music Distributors Word Records (2006–2010), Capitol Christian Music Group (2010–) Artists Lauren Daigle, Jason Gray, Aaron Shust, Unspoken, Jordan Feliz Albums How Can It Be, Where the Light Gets In, A Way to See in the Dark, This Is What We Believe, Everything Sad Is Coming Profiles | ||
Centricity Music is an American record label founded in Washington with artists in contemporary Christian music. Some of its artists include Lauren Daigle, Jordan Feliz, Aaron Shust, Andrew Peterson, downhere and Jason Gray, among others.
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History
Centricty Music was started in 2003 by a Seattle family. Soon after the label started an office in Nashville where most of the staff now resides.
Centricity Music was originally known as Centricity Records, but in 2009 they changed their name to Centricity Music to include the addition of Centricity Publishing and Eaglemont Entertainment. In 2010 Centricity Music also added a booking division named Centricity Booking.
The label is known for their focus on artist development. Downhere's Glen Lavender was quoted saying that "Centricity's philosophy is more about 'building the artist up.' It takes time to develop an artist. That's not usually how things are done [with labels these days], but it makes way more sense."
Centricity's first album release was downhere's Wide-Eyed and Mystified in May 2006. The label then released records by Jaime Jamgochian and Circleslide also in 2006.
Wide-Eyed and Mystified was distributed by Warner Music Group, but in March 2010 Centricity signed a new agreement with Universal Music Group to distribute all past and future releases.
Centricity Music's mission statement is "to enable our artists to create life-changing experiences for the world."