Menno Versteeg on How Royal Mountain Records Accidentally Became the Best Indie Label

Menno Versteeg on How Royal Mountain Records Accidentally Became the Best Indie Label

Menno Versteeg on the creation of Royal Mountain Records (Alvvays, Orville Peck, PUP, Mac DeMarco) & how it stumbled into becoming Canada's best indie label

Show notes

So, this is it, Mike Raine’s last episode as host of the Canadian Musician Podcast. Mike kicks off the show by introducing you to Manus Hopkins, one of the editors at Canadian Musician who you’ll be hearing on the podcast from now on. And then, Mike shares his last interview for the Canadian Musician Podcast, and it’s a prime example of the type of conversation he’s loved having here. It is with Menno Versteeg, founder of Royal Mountain Records and former frontman of the band Hollerado. Menno – in his typical funny, honest, and self-deprecating way – tells the story of Royal Mountain’s creation and how it almost accidently grew into Canada’s best indie label, with an all-star roster that includes Alvvays, Mac Demarco, Orville Peck, PUP, and so many more outstanding artists.

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Mike  Raine

Mike Raine

Michael Raine is the Editor-in-Chief for Canadian Musician, Professional Sound, and other magazines. He’s a fan of long conversations about music and the music industry.


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Menno Versteeg

Menno Versteeg

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