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Avex Taiwan

Taiwanese record label


Summary

Taiwanese record label

FieldValue
nameAvex Taiwan Inc.
typePublic subsidiary
genreMusic record label
foundationJuly 1998
location_city12F-3, No.88, Dunhua N.Road, Taipei
location_countryRepublic of China (Taiwan)
area_servedTaiwan
industryMusic and entertainment
productsPlanning, creation, and sales of music (CDs) and video (DVDs) software
parentAvex Inc.
(Avex Asia Pte. Ltd.)
homepage

(Avex Asia Pte. Ltd.)

Avex Taiwan Inc (, formerly 艾迴唱片公司 or 艾迴股份有限公司) is an entertainment and record label based in Taiwan. It was founded in July 1998 and is a foreign consolidated subsidiary of parent company Avex Group, based in Japan. As of 2015, Avex Taiwan is managed by Avex International Holdings (Singapore) Proprietary Ltd. (It became a foreign consolidated subsidiary after Avex Group's restructure in April 2004.) Its main businesses are planning, creation, and sales of music (CDs) and video (DVDs). Apart from producing music for artists based in Taiwan, it also distributes for other Avex and foreign artists, such as Kumi Koda and Super Junior.

Avex Taiwan is one of the "Big Four" record labels in Taiwan with Universal Music/EMI/What's Music International, Warner Music Taiwan/Gold Typhoon and Sony Music Taiwan.

In September 2013, the company's consultant, Li Tian-do, announced that the company will withdraw from Chinese music segment, due to poor sales of Chinese music segment.

Current artists

Local

Note: Singers are at the time of withdrawal from Chinese music division. Distributions are excluded.

  • Alan
  • Angelababy
  • Angelica He
  • Dance Flow
  • Danson Tang
  • Eddie Peng
  • Jessie Chiang
  • Joe Cheng
  • RelaxOne
  • Shin – former lead singer of Taiwanese rock band Shin
  • Xiaoyu Sung

Korean

  • 10cm
  • After School
  • Astro
  • BoA
  • Clazziquai Project
  • EXO
  • EXO-M
  • f(x)
  • gugudan
  • Henry Lau
  • Kangta
  • Lena Park
  • Loveholic
  • Orange Caramel
  • SM The Ballad
  • Shinee
  • Super Junior
  • Super Junior-M
  • TRAX
  • TVXQ
  • U-KISS
  • Urban Zakapa
  • VIXX
  • W & Whale
  • Winterplay
  • Zhang Liyin

Japanese

  • 244 Endli-x+
  • AAA
  • Acid Black Cherry
  • Arashi+
  • Cheeky Parade
  • Da Pump
  • Deep
  • Dream
  • E-Girls
  • Gackt
  • Half Life
  • Hey! Say! JUMP+
  • Hideaki Takizawa
  • Hitomi
  • Iconiq
  • J Soul Brothers
  • Jake Shimabukuro+
  • KAT-TUN+
  • Kazuki Kato
  • Ketsumeishi+
  • KinKi Kids+
  • Kis-My-Ft2
  • Kumi Koda
  • Lands+
  • Livetune+
  • Moumoon
  • Namie Amuro
  • NEWS+
  • NYC+
  • ravex
  • Saori@destiny+
  • Super Girls
  • Tegomass+
  • Tokio+
  • Tokyo Girls' Style
  • V6
  • Yuzu+ note:+non-Avex Japan

International

  • BT
  • Armin van Buuren
  • FPM
  • Max Graham
  • Emma Hewitt
  • AJ McLean
  • John O'Callaghan
  • Paul Potts
  • Daniel Powter
  • Markus Schulz
  • Roger Shah
  • Connie Talbot
  • Tiësto

Former artists

Local

  • A-Lin (2005 to 2013) – moved to Sony Music Taiwan
  • Shino Lin – one of the first Avex's artists in Taiwan
  • 5566 (2002 to 2004) – moved to Warner Music Taiwan
  • Awaking (元衛覺醒) (2004 to 2007) – moved to EMI Music Taiwan
  • Cyndi Wang (2003 to 2008) – moved to Gold Typhoon (Taiwan)
  • Show Lo (2003 to 2007) – moved to EMI Music Taiwan; then reforming to Gold Typhoon (Taiwan)
  • Wu Bai (2003 to 2010) – moved to Universal Music Taiwan
  • Vivian Hsu (2003–2007) – moved to Warner Music Taiwan
  • Shin (band) (except former lead singer Shin) (2002 to 2006) – moved to Music Nation Wingman Limited; then moved to Skyhigh Records
  • Angela An
  • Ariel Lin (2009–2010)

Japanese

  • Bright – disbanded
  • Daishi Dance (2010) – released "The Ghibli Set" under the label. Currently signed to Universal Music
  • Luna Sea (2011 to 2012) – moved to Universal Music

Korean

  • Girls' Generation (2007 to 2010) – distribution moved to Universal Music but merchandise remains at Avex Taiwan as part of SM Official Goods Store Taiwan Branch

Distributed labels

  • Johnny & Associates
  • SM Entertainment (except Girls' Generation)
  • Fluxus Entertainment
  • Toy's Factory (since 2012)

References

References

  1. {{in lang. zh [http://data.yule.sohu.com/star/company/26/ 艾回唱片公司] {{webarchive. link. (July 20, 2011 Retrieved 2011-04-27)
  2. Avex Group [http://www.avex.co.jp/e_site/group/history.html History of Avex Group] 1 December 2010. Retrieved 2011-04-27
  3. Avex group [http://www.avex.co.jp/e_site/group/group.html group companies] Retrieved 2011-04-27
  4. [[:zh:台灣唱片公司列表. Music industry of Taiwan]]
  5. (September 4, 2013). "愛貝克思裁華語部 A-Lin解約覓新東家 - Avex plans termination of operations in Taiwan, lets go of A-Lin". [[Next Digital]] Taiwan.
  6. [http://www.avex.com.tw/paulpotts/ Paul Potts Avex Official Website]
  7. [http://blog.avex.com.tw/roomie/ Roomie Official Blogsite by Avex Taiwan]
  8. [http://www.avex.com.tw/girlsgeneration/2013goods/ 2013 Girls' Generation World Tour "Girls and Peace" Merchandise (Avex Taiwan)]
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