In this short, the speaker explains how a band's early contact from a few record labels can trigger a cascade of interest across the industry. When one or two labels show enthusiasm, other labels notice and feel compelled to evaluate the band as well, creating a self‑reinforcing cycle that escalates into a competitive bidding war among labels.
Putting out material, playing, promoting, and we started getting contacted by labels. Like, hey, you're, you know, you're the next Boston band that, you know, we're interested in. And. And I think once you get, like, one or two, like, labels like it. I don't know how that all works, but it seems like once you get one or two, then it's like. It's like a small circle. Then it's like, oh, we got it. We got to. We got to check them out, too. You know, if. If so, and so is looking at them, we should be looking at them, too. So when that war begins. Yeah, it kind of, like, feeds on itself.
