Lejonic

Lejonic is an American record label and independent music distribution company established in 2003 by Dana Morris. The company is headquartered in Los Angeles, California. Lejonic provides a platform for artists and record labels to distribute and promote their music through various online channels, such as streaming services, digital retailers, and its own website. The company offers a range of services, including physical and digital distribution, marketing and promotion, and licensing.

Lejonic's primary focus is on supporting independent musicians and labels, allowing them to maintain creative control and ownership of their work. The company's distribution network includes major streaming services such as Apple Music, Spotify, and Amazon Music, as well as digital retailers like iTunes and Google Play Music. Lejonic also maintains relationships with various physical retailers, enabling artists and labels to sell their music in stores.

In addition to distribution, Lejonic provides artists and labels with marketing and promotional services, including radio and television promotion, advertising, and public relations. The company also offers licensing services, facilitating the use of music in film, television, and live events. Lejonic's staff includes experienced music industry professionals, providing guidance and support to its artists and labels.

As of 2022, Lejonic is still actively engaged in the music industry, working with a diverse range of artists and labels. While some details of the company's operations and client list are not publicly disclosed, Lejonic's reputation as a reliable and supportive partner for independent musicians and labels remains clear.