Futures Music Group

Futures Music Group is an independent and collective music label group that presents itself as a next-generation label group built to move at the speed of the internet. According to its official site, Futures is a collective of labels, artists, and entrepreneurs setting out to shift the label paradigm, utilizing creative deal structures and best-in-class technology to reshape the business of music for artists. The company aspires to elevate what creative and commercial success looks like for artists in the next chapter of the music industry. The group operates as a home for a roster of artists spanning the United States, the United Kingdom, Sweden, and Spain. Its active roster includes CHVRCHES (Scotland, Glasgow), Mt. Joy (United States, Philadelphia), Lykke Li (Sweden, Stockholm), Cavetown (United Kingdom, London), Phantogram (United States, Los Angeles), Joy Anonymous (United Kingdom, London), The Knocks (United States, New York), Raissa (Spain, Barcelona), Palace (United Kingdom, London), TEHYA (United States, Los Angeles), Mudi Sama (United Kingdom, London), googly eyes (United States, Los Angeles), Mollie Elizabeth (United States, Seattle), Timmy Skelly (United States, Los Angeles), The Leaving (Scotland, Glasgow), Cult of Venus (United States, Los Angeles), Tiffany Stringer (United States, Los Angeles), and Juliana Madrid (United States, Dallas). Featured and new releases highlighted by the group include CHVRCHES' "Roses," Mt. Joy's "Hope We Have Fun," Lykke Li's "Lucky Again," Cavetown's "Baby Spoon," Phantogram's "Memory of a Day," Joy Anonymous' "Joy (Shit You Make Me Feel)," The Knocks' "Tout Les Temps," Raissa's "No Genius," Palace's "Life After," TEHYA's "Peach Pit," Mudi Sama's "Jealous Type," googly eyes' "Starlet EP," Mollie Elizabeth's "Vegas Venetian," Timmy Skelly's "Dive Bar Sermon EP," The Leaving's "Pray," Cult of Venus' "Algorithm," Tiffany Stringer's "The Texas Primadonna EP," and Juliana Madrid's "Lifetime EP." Additional new releases listed include Mt. Joy's "Hope We Have Fun," Lykke Li's "The Afterparty," Cavetown's "Running With Scissors," Phantogram's "Memory Of A Day," and The Knocks & Dragonette's "Revelation." Futures Music Group is described in public data as an independent and collective music label group. It positions itself as an alternative to traditional label structures, emphasizing artist-friendly deals and technology-driven operations. The group's roster and release activity indicate a presence across alternative, indie, and electronic-adjacent music, with artists based in major music markets on both sides of the Atlantic.

Futures Music Group is an independent and collective music label group. Public data describes it as an independent and collective music label group, and its official website presents it as a collective of labels, artists, and entrepreneurs setting out to shift the label paradigm. The group states that it utilizes creative deal structures and best-in-class technology to reshape the business of music for artists, and describes itself as a next-generation label group built to move at the speed of the internet. Futures aspires to elevate what creative and commercial success looks like for artists in the next chapter of the music industry. The group's roster spans multiple countries and markets. Its active roster includes CHVRCHES (Scotland, Glasgow), Mt. Joy (United States, Philadelphia), Lykke Li (Sweden, Stockholm), Cavetown (United Kingdom, London), Phantogram (United States, Los Angeles), Joy Anonymous (United Kingdom, London), The Knocks (United States, New York), Raissa (Spain, Barcelona), Palace (United Kingdom, London), TEHYA (United States, Los Angeles), Mudi Sama (United Kingdom, London), googly eyes (United States, Los Angeles), Mollie Elizabeth (United States, Seattle), Timmy Skelly (United States, Los Angeles), The Leaving (Scotland, Glasgow), Cult of Venus (United States, Los Angeles), Tiffany Stringer (United States, Los Angeles), and Juliana Madrid (United States, Dallas). Featured releases highlighted by the group include CHVRCHES' "Roses," Mt. Joy's "Hope We Have Fun," Lykke Li's "Lucky Again," Cavetown's "Baby Spoon," Phantogram's "Memory of a Day," Joy Anonymous' "Joy (Shit You Make Me Feel)," The Knocks' "Tout Les Temps," Raissa's "No Genius," Palace's "Life After," TEHYA's "Peach Pit," Mudi Sama's "Jealous Type," googly eyes' "Starlet EP," Mollie Elizabeth's "Vegas Venetian," Timmy Skelly's "Dive Bar Sermon EP," The Leaving's "Pray," Cult of Venus' "Algorithm," Tiffany Stringer's "The Texas Primadonna EP," and Juliana Madrid's "Lifetime EP." New releases listed include Mt. Joy's "Hope We Have Fun," Lykke Li's "The Afterparty," Cavetown's "Running With Scissors," Phantogram's "Memory Of A Day," and The Knocks & Dragonette's "Revelation." The available evidence does not specify the group's founding year, founders, headquarters location, or ownership structure. Its website copyright notice reads "©2026 Futures," indicating the brand's ongoing activity at that time. The group operates as a private, independent entity rather than a publicly listed company.

A next-generation independent label group positioning itself as an artist-friendly alternative to traditional label structures, using creative deal structures and technology to reshape the business of music.

• CHVRCHES - Roses

• Mt. Joy - Hope We Have Fun

• Lykke Li - Lucky Again

• Cavetown - Baby Spoon

• Phantogram - Memory of a Day

• Joy Anonymous - Joy (Shit You Make Me Feel)

• The Knocks - Tout Les Temps

• Raissa - No Genius

• Palace - Life After

• TEHYA - Peach Pit

• Mudi Sama - Jealous Type

• googly eyes - Starlet EP

• Mollie Elizabeth - Vegas Venetian

• Timmy Skelly - Dive Bar Sermon EP

• The Leaving - Pray

• Cult of Venus - Algorithm

• Tiffany Stringer - The Texas Primadonna EP

• Juliana Madrid - Lifetime EP

• Lykke Li - The Afterparty

• Cavetown - Running With Scissors

• The Knocks & Dragonette - Revelation

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