125minute

125minute is a Canadian independent record label and music streaming service founded in 2008 by Andrew McMahon, the lead singer of Jack's Mannequin. The label is known for its focus on independent artists and its commitment to supporting the music industry through various initiatives. 125minute has released music from a diverse range of genres, including indie rock, pop, and electronic music.

The label's name is derived from the idea that a song should be 125 minutes long, which is the length of a typical rock album. This philosophy reflects the label's belief in the importance of songwriting and the value of a complete musical experience.

125minute has been involved in several charitable endeavors, including the "125minute for Haiti" campaign, which raised funds for relief efforts following the 2010 Haiti earthquake. The label has also supported various music education initiatives and has been a vocal advocate for the rights of artists.

In addition to its record label activities, 125minute operates a music streaming service that offers a curated selection of independent music. The service allows users to discover and listen to new music from artists signed to the label, as well as from other independent artists.

125minute has been recognized for its contributions to the music industry, including being named one of the "Top 100 Music Companies" by Billboard magazine in 2019. The label continues to play a significant role in the independent music scene, supporting artists and promoting the value of independent music.