Yellowhouse Music

Yellowhouse Music is an American independent record label. Its official website presents the label as a home for a roster of folk, cowboy and Americana-leaning artists, naming Andy Wilkinson, Andy Hedges, Amanda Shires and Brad Carter among the acts it carries, and it operates an online store alongside its artist pages. The label is described in public reference data simply as an American independent record label, without a widely documented corporate parent, founding date or headquarters in the available evidence. As an independent imprint, Yellowhouse Music works in the niche of singer-songwriter, western and roots music rather than mainstream pop or rock. Its public-facing activity centres on promoting its signed and affiliated artists, selling their recordings and merchandise through its own web store, and maintaining a mailing list, branded as Yellowhouse News, for direct communication with listeners. The presence of artists such as Amanda Shires — a Texas-born singer, fiddler and songwriter known both for solo work and for collaborations in the Americana scene — indicates the label's orientation toward critically regarded roots musicians rather than mass-market releases. The label's web presence is modest and typical of a small independent operation: a single site combining artist information, an online shop and newsletter sign-up. Because the available evidence is limited to the label's own homepage and a brief reference-data description, details such as its founding year, ownership structure, physical headquarters and full discography are not documented here. What is clear is its identity as a United States-based independent record label specialising in folk, cowboy and Americana artists.

Yellowhouse Music is an American independent record label. Public reference data describes it in exactly those terms — an American independent record label — and its own website presents it as a small, artist-centred operation rather than a large corporate imprint. The available evidence does not record a founding date, founder, headquarters city or corporate parent, so the label's early history cannot be reconstructed in detail here. What the label's own homepage shows is a roster-oriented business model typical of independent roots-music labels. The site names Andy Wilkinson, Andy Hedges, Amanda Shires and Brad Carter among the artists it carries, and it combines artist information with an online store and a newsletter sign-up branded as Yellowhouse News. This structure — artist pages, direct-to-consumer sales and a mailing list — is the standard toolkit of a small independent label operating in the folk, cowboy and Americana niches, where audience relationships and direct sales matter more than mass retail distribution. The inclusion of Amanda Shires, a Texas-born singer, fiddler and songwriter associated with the Americana and roots scene, places Yellowhouse Music within that broader independent Americana ecosystem rather than in mainstream country or pop. Andy Hedges is likewise associated with cowboy poetry and western music, and Andy Wilkinson with western and folk songwriting, reinforcing the label's orientation toward western, folk and roots traditions. Beyond this, the public record available here is thin. There is no documented account of the label's founding, no list of owners or executives, no catalogue numbering or discography, and no record of major commercial milestones, acquisitions or controversies. The label appears to operate as a private, independent entity with a modest web presence, and it remains active as of the available evidence.

Independent American record label focused on folk, cowboy and Americana singer-songwriters, selling directly to listeners through its own online store and newsletter.

• Recorded music releases by Andy Wilkinson

• Recorded music releases by Andy Hedges

• Recorded music releases by Amanda Shires

• Recorded music releases by Brad Carter

• Online store merchandise

• Yellowhouse News newsletter

1. 1Yellowhouse Music official websiteyellowhousemusic.com
2. 2Yellowhouse Music — Wikidatawikidata.org