Dejadisc
Dejadisc was a roots music-oriented record label based in Austin, Texas which was active from 1992 to 1997. It was known for the numerous, eclectic singer-songwriters who were signed to it.
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Dejadisc was a roots music-oriented record label based in Austin, Texas which was active from 1992 to 1997. It was known for the numerous, eclectic singer-songwriters who were signed to it.
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Dejadisc was founded by Steve Wilkison in 1992. In 1995, the label released Richard Buckner's debut album, Bloomed. Buckner subsequently left the label to release his next album, Devotion + Doubt, on MCA Records. In 1997, he claimed that he hadn't made any money from Bloomed, and that Wilkison would not return the master tapes from the album to him. Wilkison replied that he has paid Buckner in the past, and has never tried to hide the amount of money he owes him. In 1996, Wilkison announced that he was relocating the label's offices to Nashville, Tennessee. In February 1997, Wilkison told Billboard that he was putting the label on hiatus. The label went out of business later that year.
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Artists who released one or more albums on DejaDisc included: • Richard Buckner • Michael Hall • Rainravens • Ray Wylie Hubbard • Michael Fracasso • Elliott Murphy • Jo Carol Pierce • Wayne Hancock • Shoulders • David Lewis
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- 1.McDonald, Steven. All in Good Time: The Second DejaDisc Sampler Review. AllMusic.
- 2.Wilkison, Steve. From The Paradise Motel. Stevewilkison.com. 10 January 2009.
- 3.Dejadisc All Under Again. Austin Chronicle. 29 November 1996.
- 4.Morris, Chris. Fate Of Austin's DejaDisc A Sign Of Bad Times. Billboard. 109. 5. 55. 1 February 1997.
- 5.Van Matre, Lynn. British academic takes his music on the road. Chicago Tribune. 29 November 2001.
- 6.Bertin, Michael. Devotion + Doubt. Austin Chronicle. 31 October 1997.
- 7.Christgau, Robert. Consumer Guide: Michael Hall.
- 8.Eyes on the Prize. Austin Chronicle. 21 February 1997.
- 9.Wolff, Kurt. Country Music: The Rough Guide. Rough Guides. 474. 2000. 9781858285344.
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