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Montréal-based independent record label and artist management company representing rock and indie acts such as Moonlight Seekers and De Plume et d'Encre.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Feel Good Faktory (often abbreviated FGF) is a Canadian independent record label and artist management company based in Montréal, Québec. It operates as a small, artist-focused imprint that signs and develops rock and indie acts, handling both recorded-music releases and career management for its roster. Its public identity is built around the idea of pairing music with a sense of purpose, reflected in the label's name and in the way it presents its artists. The label's roster as presented on its official website includes at least two Montréal-based bands. Moonlight Seekers is described as a vibrant rock band driven by purpose beyond music, blending intuitive rhythms, saturated psychedelic guitar tones and powerful vocals, with a sound compared to a mix of Tom Petty's craftsmanship, Cage the Elephant's raw energy and a groovy hip-hop touch. Their debut album, "Perspectives," is a seven-track release featuring songs such as "Andy's Reflection," "How the Story Goes," "Where Did the Hour Go?," "Interference," "Down The Road," "Breathe" and "What a Mess," crafted with collaborators including Pierre Rémillard, Rick Blanchard at Wild Studio, Jace Lasek (mixing) and Philip Gosselin (mastering). The second featured act, De Plume et d'Encre, is an indie rock band from Montréal led by Olivier Chenard on vocals and guitar, alongside Antony Linteau on guitars, Joana Bezeau on bass and Samuel Beaudoin on drums. The band writes poetic French lyrics exploring identity, connection and what it means to be human, and released its debut album "Le décor en suspens" in March 2023 — an eleven-track collection blending introspective songwriting with dynamic arrangements, including tracks such as "Le poète," "Funambule" and "Nation wifi." Feel Good Faktory positions itself as an independent, Montréal-rooted label and management outfit rather than a major or multinational music company. Its activities centre on releasing and promoting its artists' recordings, coordinating production and studio collaborations, and supporting the bands' live and online presence. The label distributes its artists' music through streaming platforms and direct album sales, and maintains an official website and social media channels for its roster. As a private, independent entity, detailed corporate information such as founding year, ownership structure and financial data is not publicly disclosed in the available sources.

History

Feel Good Faktory is a Canadian independent record label and artist management company based in Montréal, Québec. Public information about the company is limited, and its own website and Wikidata entry describe it primarily as a Montréal-based label and management outfit rather than providing a detailed corporate history. What is clear from its public presence is that it operates as a small, independent imprint focused on developing and releasing music by rock and indie artists, and on managing those artists' careers. The label's identity is closely tied to its roster. Its official website features Montréal rock band Moonlight Seekers, described as a vibrant rock band driven by purpose beyond music, whose sound blends intuitive rhythms, saturated psychedelic guitar tones and powerful vocals. The band's debut album, "Perspectives," is a seven-track release that the label presents as a journey exploring how we choose to see the world, with standout tracks including "Andy's Reflection," "How the Story Goes," "Where Did the Hour Go?," "Interference," "Down The Road," "Breathe" and "What a Mess." The album was crafted with collaborators including Pierre Rémillard, Rick Blanchard at Wild Studio, Jace Lasek for mixing and Philip Gosselin for mastering — a level of production detail the label highlights in its promotional materials. The second featured act, De Plume et d'Encre, is an indie rock band from Montréal led by Olivier Chenard on vocals and guitar, alongside Antony Linteau on guitars, Joana Bezeau on bass and Samuel Beaudoin on drums. The band writes poetic French lyrics exploring identity, connection and what it means to be human, and released its debut album "Le décor en suspens" in March 2023. That eleven-track collection blends introspective songwriting with dynamic arrangements and includes tracks such as "Le poète," "Funambule" and "Nation wifi." The label's presentation of both acts emphasizes artistic purpose, emotional connection with audiences and a collaborative, collective spirit. As an independent label, Feel Good Faktory distributes its artists' music through streaming platforms and direct album sales, and maintains an official website and social media channels for its roster. It does not appear to be part of a major music group, and no founding year, founder names, ownership structure or financial details are disclosed in the available sources. Its history, as far as public evidence shows, is the story of a Montréal-based independent label building its identity around a small, purpose-driven roster of local rock and indie bands.

  • De Plume et d'Encre release their debut album "Le décor en suspens" (11 tracks).

  • Moonlight Seekers' debut album "Perspectives" (7 tracks) is presented by the label, featuring collaborations with Pierre Rémillard, Rick Blanchard, Jace Lasek and Philip Gosselin.

Products and positioning

Independent, Montréal-rooted record label and artist management company focused on rock and indie acts with a purpose-driven, artist-first ethos.

  • Moonlight Seekers – "Perspectives" (debut album, 7 tracks)

  • De Plume et d'Encre – "Le décor en suspens" (debut album, 11 tracks, released March 2023)

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