Sacramento · Music label contact
Contact AUX File Recordings
One ruled file for every master and right.
Contact AUX File Recordings in Sacramento, California. This page gives the direct contact details for the label and explains how to send a music, distribution, publishing, or licensing inquiry. A written message is the fastest way to reach us, because it can carry the title, credit, and details needed to check the catalog record before a reply is sent.
Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM · +1 (916) 564-0759
Address and email
The Sacramento office
The label is at 1401 21st St, Ste R, Sacramento, CA 95811, United States. The email address is [email protected]. Use that address for submissions, licensing inquiries, and questions about rights or royalties, and include a clear subject line that names the recording or song.
Working hours
Working hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, so visitors know when to expect a reply. Messages sent outside those hours are still read, but the response may come on the next working day. Including complete information in the first message reduces the need for follow-up questions and speeds up the reply.
If you are visiting in person, write first so the right file is on the table when you arrive. State the recording or song title in the subject line, and the label can pull the catalog record before your visit or reply.
Before you write
Put the basics in the first message
A complete first message is usually answered faster. The label checks each inquiry against the catalog record, so the title, credit, and ownership details matter more than a long description. If a detail is not known yet, say so plainly rather than leaving a blank.
Submitting music to the label
For a submission, state the recording title, the artist name as credited, the genre, and the intended release date. Confirm who owns the master and who wrote the song, with agreed splits if more than one writer is involved. A submission without those details cannot be evaluated against the catalog record, so include them in the first message rather than waiting to be asked.
- Recording titleAs credited
- Artist nameGenre + release date
- Master ownerSong writers + splits
Distribution inquiries
For distribution, include the finished audio format, cover art status, track titles, ISRC information if assigned, and territory plans. Also state whether the song has been registered for publishing and performance royalties. The distribution page explains the full package the label needs before a release can be scheduled.
Licensing and publishing inquiries
For licensing, state the project type, the media, the territory, and the term. For publishing, state the song title, the writers and shares, and any existing registrations. Those details let the label respond with terms or next steps rather than asking for basics that could have been included at the start.
What to include in a follow-up
Quote the original subject
If you need to follow up, quote the original subject line and add the recording or song title exactly as it appears in the catalog. That helps the label match your message to the right record. The privacy policy linked in the site footer explains how personal data sent through this site is handled.
Masters, publishing, and royalties stay in one file
Send a message
Start the file
Choose the kind of inquiry, name the recording or song, and include the details that let the label check the catalog record before replying. You can also write directly to [email protected] or call +1 (916) 564-0759 during working hours, Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Address1401 21st St, Ste R, Sacramento, CA 95811
Email[email protected]
Phone+1 (916) 564-0759
HoursMon–Fri, 9:00 AM–6:00 PM
