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Root Nine Records Washington, D.C.
With an artistic vision that transcends boundaries, our record label brings together a diverse range of musical genres, showcasing the vibrant and ever-evolving DC music scene. From electrifying rock bands to soulful singer-songwriters, we pride ourselves on discovering and nurturing exceptional talent that defies convention. ... more
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