Deadair Records

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Founded2021 (2021)
FounderJesse Taconelli
StatusActive
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Country of origin United States
Official website deadairrecords.com

Deadair Records (stylized in camel case as deadAir) is an American independent record label founded by Jesse Taconelli, Billie Bugara and Quinn in 2021. [1] Taconelli is a former music journalist and currently working as the manager for Quinn and Jane Remover. [2] [3]

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History

Taconelli crossed paths with Quinn while working as a music journalist and janitor. Covering many up-and-coming artists and scenes, he noticed mismanagement as a lead cause of young artists' careers ending sooner than they had to. He co-founded Deadair "in hopes of giving quinn a shot at something better". [2] Bugara wrote her first piece for Complex magazine about Quinn and according to her the two have "always been at each other’s sides in a certain way". [2]

Artists

Discography

TitleYearArtist(s)NotesRef(s).
Drive-By Lullabies2021 Quinn streaming re-release
Frailty Jane Remover [4]
Vkiss2022Dazegxd
QuinnQuinn [1]
I Didn't Mean to Haunt You Quadeca [5]
KenopsiaQuannicvinyl release/streaming re-release [6]
dSX.fm EP2023Dazegxd, Quinn extended play [7]
Census Designated Jane Remover [8]
StepdreamQuannic [9]
Scrapyard2024Quadeca
Exhibition ModeDazegxd [10]
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