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  • Record Label. Videos. Enterprise. Born and bred in Wales. CEG Records is a relatively new venture (2017) brought about by a perceived need in the area (North West Wales) for a more collaborative approach for it's members (CEG Music) to co-promote each others work and provide a platform for artists to launch from and grow with. CEG Records was set up by and run by the musicians it mutually represents; working together to achieve the individual artist's and collective aims. We're not restricted in our ambitions, or geography, so if you're interested in finding out more and join us on our journey as we progress, please get in touch! NB. The name 'CEG' is an acronym for Cerddoriaeth Eryri a'r Gogledd, which translated into English means Music of Snowdonia & the North, which is also the name of our parent Company (CEG Music CiC). CEG also means 'mouth' in Welsh, and is pronounced as such, with an elongated emphasis on the 'E', and is not pronounced like a 'Keg of beer' - just in case you were wondering!
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Record Label. Videos. Enterprise. Born and bred in Wales.

CEG Records is a relatively new venture (2017) brought about by a perceived need in the area (North West Wales) for a more collaborative approach for it’s members (CEG Music) to co-promote each others work and provide a platform for artists to launch from and grow with.

CEG Records was set up by and run by the musicians it mutually represents; working together to achieve the individual artist’s and collective aims.

We’re not restricted in our ambitions, or geography, so if you’re interested in finding out more and join us on our journey as we progress, please get in touch!

NB. The name ‘CEG’ is an acronym for Cerddoriaeth Eryri a’r Gogledd, which translated into English means Music of Snowdonia & the North, which is also the name of our parent Company (CEG Music CiC).

CEG also means ‘mouth’ in Welsh, and is pronounced as such, with an elongated emphasis on the ‘E’, and is not pronounced like a ‘Keg of beer’ – just in case you were wondering!

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