Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Cross Keys Records is an independent record label based in London. Founded in late 2010 by Ally McKay, Joss Crowley and Alex Eden-Smith, their first project was releasing the single \"Freebirds\" by Lover Lover. The band is still signed to the label, and Cross Keys released their debut album in 2013. Other signings include Plastic Mermaids and The Shutes, the latter of which had two members join the band Champs.Though many of the label's releases are categorized as indie rock, McKay has clarified that \"the three of us, Ally, Alex and Joss, met when we used to run club nights and DJ a few years ago, and our styles of music then would vary from reggae to rap, rock ‘n’ roll to electro, so I think we would consider releasing anything that we really loved.\" Wrote Clash Music, the label has \"done more than most to inject a sense of community into the indie pop scene [in London]. Gathering momentum, the imprint have slowly done their own thing, building up an identity built on taste rather than hype.”"@en }
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- Cross_Keys_Records abstract "Cross Keys Records is an independent record label based in London. Founded in late 2010 by Ally McKay, Joss Crowley and Alex Eden-Smith, their first project was releasing the single \"Freebirds\" by Lover Lover. The band is still signed to the label, and Cross Keys released their debut album in 2013. Other signings include Plastic Mermaids and The Shutes, the latter of which had two members join the band Champs.Though many of the label's releases are categorized as indie rock, McKay has clarified that \"the three of us, Ally, Alex and Joss, met when we used to run club nights and DJ a few years ago, and our styles of music then would vary from reggae to rap, rock ‘n’ roll to electro, so I think we would consider releasing anything that we really loved.\" Wrote Clash Music, the label has \"done more than most to inject a sense of community into the indie pop scene [in London]. Gathering momentum, the imprint have slowly done their own thing, building up an identity built on taste rather than hype.”".