Gregory Golub

Gregory Golub is an Israeli independent record label and music imprint founded by the composer, jazz pianist, songwriter, keyboardist, arranger, independent music producer and poet-philosopher Gregory Golub. The label operates as a self-owned, independent vehicle for releasing and promoting Golub's own compositions and recordings, and it is closely tied to his personal artist brand and official website, gregorygolub.com. Rather than functioning as a large multi-artist commercial label, it is best understood as an artist-run imprint: a trademarked commercial platform through which Golub's music is published, distributed and presented to listeners. The label's output centres on Golub's original compositions, which blend jazz, popular and classical-adjacent idioms. His works have been recognised in international composition competitions and featured on jazz radio programmes. According to the official website, his compositions "African Passions" and "Waltz – Rag" were both awarded Special Prizes at the 6th ISAC International Popular Music Composition Competition held in Tokyo, Japan, in 2026. The same source notes that his music has been presented on international jazz radio programmes, including Jan Klein's long-running "Take 5 Jazz" programme in the Netherlands and a programme hosted by American jazz figure Joe Dimino. As a commercial entity, Gregory Golub the label is private and independently owned, with no parent company or group structure disclosed. Its operating markets are Israel and, through online distribution and radio airplay, the wider international music market. Its flagship offerings are the recordings and compositions released under the Gregory Golub name, promoted through the official website and the artist's YouTube channel. The label's positioning is that of an independent, artist-driven imprint focused on original jazz and popular composition rather than a mass-market catalogue.

Gregory Golub is an Israeli independent record label founded by the composer, jazz pianist, songwriter, keyboardist, arranger, independent music producer and poet-philosopher Gregory Golub. The label emerged as a self-owned imprint through which Golub could release and promote his own original music, operating alongside his official website, gregorygolub.com, and his YouTube channel. The imprint's history is inseparable from Golub's own career as a composer and performer. Its catalogue consists of his original compositions, which span jazz and popular idioms. Over time, these works have reached international audiences through competition recognition and radio airplay. According to the official website, two of his compositions, "African Passions" and "Waltz – Rag", were both awarded Special Prizes at the 6th ISAC International Popular Music Composition Competition held in Tokyo, Japan, in 2026. The same source reports that his music has been presented on international jazz radio programmes, including Jan Klein's long-running "Take 5 Jazz" programme in the Netherlands, on air since 1997, and a programme hosted by American jazz figure Joe Dimino. As an independent, artist-run label, Gregory Golub has no disclosed parent company or group structure. It operates in Israel and, through online distribution and broadcast, in the wider international music market. Its flagship offerings are the recordings and compositions released under the Gregory Golub name, promoted through the official website and the artist's YouTube channel. The label remains active and continues to serve as the primary commercial platform for Golub's musical output.

• 2026

  Compositions "African Passions" and "Waltz – Rag" both awarded Special Prizes at the 6th ISAC International Popular Music Composition Competition in Tokyo, Japan.

• Music featured on international jazz radio programmes, including Jan Klein's "Take 5 Jazz" in the Netherlands and a programme hosted by Joe Dimino.

Independent, artist-run music imprint focused on original jazz and popular composition.

• African Passions

• Waltz – Rag

1. 1Gregory Golub official websitegregorygolub.com
2. 2Gregory Golub on Wikidatawikidata.org