A subsiduary of Race Records Ltd., A Cellar Full of Noise is located on the east mountain in Hamilton, Canada and is one of Hamilton's oldest, privately owned studios. It was established in the late 1990s by Georgie Fab as his private studio and a few years later, opened to outside acts.

Artists who have recorded here include Skip Prokop (Lighthouse, Paupers), Sylvain Sylvain (New York Dolls), Darcy Hepner and Nick Marchione (Blood Sweat & Tears), Ian Thomas and Tom Wilson (Blackie & The Rodeo Kings, Junkhouse), King Biscuit Boy, Kelly Jay (Crowbar), Teenage Head, Jack Pedler, Sonny Del-Rio, The McNeil Brothers, Jerry Doucette, Powerhouse, and Jeff Madden (Jersey Boys Toronto).

Black Hen Music was started by Steve Dawson in 1995, and began releasing albums in 1996. Black Hen is dedicated to producing music that is diverse, eclectic and primarily acoustic-based. Since its inception, Black Hen has released over 30 albums and continues to expand its roster.

Black Hen Music is distributed in Canada by Fontana North Distribution, in Europe and the UK by Continental Record Services, and in the USA by Burnside Distribution.

For more than eighteen years, Glenn Ens has run one of Saskatchewan's leading audio and post-production facilities. Initially established in 1985 as Audio Art, it first gained success through the province's music industry, as it became known as a first-rate production facility amongst recording artists.

By 1990, the company began taking on more corporate projects, including the composition and production of various radio and television theme campaigns an by 1995, it had expanded to become a full-service audio post-production facility.

Jeff Dawson is a Vancouver based producer, songwriter, engineer and mixer. He is best known for developing and producing the debut self titled album of Daniel Powter which contained the hit single "Bad Day". That single held the number one spot on Billboard's Hot 100 for five consecutive weeks, broke records with 2.5 million downloads and has CD sales of over three million copies. 

Michael Soze began his career - and has established a strong reputation - in the computer industry during a time when the technology sector was considered somewhat tumultuous. Up for a challenge, and driven by passion, Soze has always been interested in music. With no quantifiable musical inclination himself, other than an ear for what the masses find appealing, he found his place on the business and marketing side of music; aiding up-and-coming artists in packaging themselves in order to achieve the illusive record deal. During this time, film making technology, along with most of the world, went digital, and it began to intersect directly with Soze's "day job".

Vogville is owned by Jonathan Fluevog.

Jonathan has 17 years of experience working with professional musicians as a producer, engineer and music marketer. As a member of the iconic Fluevog fashion empire, begun by his father and namesake John Fluevog, Jonathan has produced numerous albums and promotions in collaboration with many amazing bands including; The Scissor Sisters, The Shins, Zero 7, Jet, U2, the dandy Warhol’s and supreme beings of leisure.