About the US Federal Holiday known as "Labor Day", the day is intended to celebrate those who dedicate their life to work, and, theoretically, for workers to take a break and a mutual deep breath as a culture. This year saw the proper return to performance for many musicians after a bumpy few years. The lay of the land still feels different for performance venues, and the biggest cities seem to have resonating effects from the restrictions and from the inherent concerns of mingling in public. Masks are still common, and many people are still unwilling to put themselves into public venues.
We continue to support performing and recordings artists, who have had an exceptional struggle over the last years. We hope that our annual Labor Day Sale helps to promote and sell recordings from the incredible musicians in our catalog who present unique and masterful music. Our sale this year will be from Friday, September 2 to Monday, September 5 and will discount all new releases across our catalog.
We have all been rewarded with a greater output of recorded music these last years as labels and artists have compensated for lost concerts and festival revenue. I urge listeners to take advantage of our discounted prices this weekend and pick up some new music to inspire and amaze you.