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DEAR DEER

Music · Est. 2013

DEAR DEER

Welcome to the new Dear Deer
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Welcome to the new Dear Deer

The label home is refreshed — calmer to browse, kinder for artists, and easier for listeners to stay close to the music.

If you have been with Dear Deer for a while, the address is the same — the feeling is a little different. We spent time making the site calmer to browse, easier to find what you came for, and more comfortable whether you are here to listen or to share your own music.

For listeners, the catalog is simpler to move through. Upcoming titles sit next to records that are already out, so you can pre-save what is coming and play what is here. Artist pages gather the story and the music in one place. Radio and the digest remain the quieter rooms of the house — mixes, news, and the life of the label between releases.

For artists, this is also a working space. Profiles present the work more clearly. Sending a demo takes fewer steps. Sharing a new record with fans, media, and partners is more straightforward — one home for the music, the story, and the links that matter.

Nothing about the music has changed. Six imprints, the same family, the same invitation. Look around, press play, and if you have a record that belongs here — send it. We are listening.

We wanted the site to feel like the label does in the studio and at the afterparty — welcoming, unhurried, and built around people.

  • A calmer catalog for new releases and records already out
  • Artist pages that put the music and the story first
  • A simpler path to send a demo
  • Radio, digest, and label news without the clutter
  • A clearer first visit for anyone arriving at Dear Deer

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