Apr 11, 2008 • 1 min read

XL Recordings to relaunch label website as content aggregator

Beggars' XL Recordings is relaunching its website to pull in content on its artists from YouTube, the BBC, NME and Pitchfork, as founder Richard Russell explains.

Beggars' XL Recordings label will relaunch their website so that it sucks in content on their artists from other websites, including video sites like YouTube and music media websites like the BBC News, NME and Pitchfork. Which is a sensible thing for a label website to do, if you think about it, though what happens if the likes of the BBC, NME and Pitchfork start publishing negative reviews or reports on XL artists I don't know.

Confirming the new style of label website, XL Recordings founder Richard Russell told CMU: "XL is privileged to work with some of the most focused and talented artists around; the aim of this new-styled website is to present these artists in the fairest and most current possible way".

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