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Canadian country label based in Grimsby, Ontario, with Jess Moskaluke, Savannah Jade, Josh Stumpf and Charlie Major on its artist roster.
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| Charlie Major Record labelRoster-listed · checked Sep 22, 2026 | —Not observed | —No comparison | —No comparison | —Not observed | — |
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| Jess Moskaluke Record labelRoster-listed · checked Sep 22, 2026 | —Not observed | —No comparison | —No comparison | —Not observed | — |
| Josh Stumpf Record labelRoster-listed · checked Sep 22, 2026 | —Not observed | —No comparison | —No comparison | —Not observed | — |
| Savannah Jade Record labelRoster-listed · checked Sep 22, 2026 | —Not observed | —No comparison | —No comparison | —Not observed | — |
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| Charlie Major | RelationshipRecord label | DateSource checked Sep 22, 2026 | Territory & evidenceNot statedSource & detailsCharlie Major is listed on MDM Recordings’s official artist roster. Contract scope and signing date are not stated. MDM Recordings Checked Sep 22, 2026 |
| Jess Moskaluke | RelationshipRecord label | DateSource checked Sep 22, 2026 | Territory & evidenceNot statedSource & detailsJess Moskaluke is listed on MDM Recordings’s official artist roster. Contract scope and signing date are not stated. MDM Recordings Checked Sep 22, 2026 |
| Josh Stumpf | RelationshipRecord label | DateSource checked Sep 22, 2026 | Territory & evidenceNot statedSource & detailsJosh Stumpf is listed on MDM Recordings’s official artist roster. Contract scope and signing date are not stated. MDM Recordings Checked Sep 22, 2026 |
| Savannah Jade | RelationshipRecord label | DateSource checked Sep 22, 2026 | Territory & evidenceNot statedSource & detailsSavannah Jade is listed on MDM Recordings’s official artist roster. Contract scope and signing date are not stated. MDM Recordings Checked Sep 22, 2026 |
This is our sourced coverage of MDM Recordings, not its complete current roster. Dates and territories describe the evidence available for each relationship.
Jess Moskaluke received an invitation to make her Grand Ole Opry debut during the September 19 CCMA Awards. MDM Recordings’ announcement lists her Opry performance for October 29, 2026.
Josh Stumpf was announced as direct support for Tebey’s That’s Gonna Leave A Memory Tour, with six Ontario stops scheduled for February 2027.
Marie-Mai features on the French version of Savannah Jade’s “Kiss My Glass.” Dan Swinimer produced the track. MDM Recordings Inc. and Warner Music Canada / ADA Canada released the single.
Jess Moskaluke released “Why Does The Moon” through MDM Recordings Inc. and ADA Canada. Corey Crowder and Matthew Morrisey produced the track, which Moskaluke co-wrote with Morrisey, Emily Reid and Jessica Cayne.
Savannah Jade released “Kiss My Glass” through MDM Recordings Inc. and Warner Music Canada / ADA Canada. The June 26 announcement credits Dan Swinimer as the single’s producer.
Josh Stumpf released his Two-Lane Testimony EP through MDM Recordings, with distribution by Warner Music Canada / ADA Canada. The EP includes “Johnnie Walker (Back To Me).”
The Redhill Valleys released “Easy Come Easy Go” through MDM Recordings and Warner Music Canada / ADA Canada. The alt-country trio’s single followed appearances with CBC’s Road to the JUNOs series and at the JUNO Kickoff Concert.