How can a label make its back catalogue discoverable?

Resomix profiles the authorised catalogue once into a private index. An older release can then surface beside a new signing whenever the two are close in sound, with no need for it to have a history of attention.

Can we compare a new demo with our existing catalogue?

Yes. Use the demo as the reference and Resomix returns the releases in your catalogue that sit closest to it, ranked by sonic similarity.

Can Resomix help us answer sync requests?

It surfaces candidates from your catalogue that match the reference by sound, for your team to review. Clearance and rights decisions stay human.

Is our catalogue visible to other labels?

No. Partner catalogues are logically isolated, restricted to authorised access, and never pooled.

Use case · Record labels

Give authorised recordings another route into discovery.

Resomix is a catalogue search tool for record labels. It analyses the audio itself with its PYXIS-1 engine, so a label can search and compare its own releases by how they sound, not only by metadata. Running a label is hard, and it always has been. Choosing the artists to release, curating every project with care, managing a growing catalogue, and consistently releasing music that's in line with the essence of your project all require time and dedication.

Why a similarity engine

A carefully crafted similarity engine not only helps diversify a label's output, but also identifies new opportunities for the label and its roster. When chosen right, this is a tool that becomes an invaluable companion, one that can expand the visibility of any creative project.

The problem

When metadata isn't enough

As a record label grows, it needs tools to help it search, organise, and understand its catalogue. It might be easier to do it all manually with a catalogue of 10, 20, or 50 releases. But what about 100, or 200?

With these numbers, it's easy to lose sight of a project's narrative, or miss opportunities that'd increase the label's visibility. A forgotten track published years ago that'd be a perfect fit for a movie soundtrack, or an older release could find a new audience through its sonic similarity to a recent signing.

Metadata helps, but it doesn't describe how music actually sounds, which makes connections difficult to find.

Same catalogueTwo ways of seeing it

From a label founder

"A similarity engine that truly understands our catalogue could help us explore new directions, diversify our output organically, and introduce older releases to new audiences while highlighting the depth of our work over the past decade."
Marco Alessi · Founder of Naviar

Day-to-day management

Built for the label's working week

Resomix analyses the audio itself, allowing labels to search and compare music based on sonic similarity instead of simply using metadata.

In the day-to-day management of a label, this process makes it easier to:

Understand how new demos fit within an existing catalogue.

Rediscover forgotten releases and put them in front of a new audience.

Respond to sync requests efficiently.

Build compilations or playlists around a cohesive sound, in no time.

Instead of relying on memory and manual listening, you can now explore new possibilities within your catalogue, built through years of dedication and hard work.

The philosophy

Sonic analysis at the service of creativity

By making entire catalogues searchable purely by sound, a label team spends less time searching and more time discovering. In this case, the difference between these two similar terms is vital.

Our deterministic engine can do the heavy lifting, highlighting opportunities for your label that might have been ignored. Your role, whether you're the label founder or marketing assistant, will always be to choose the right path for the label based on its history and creative integrity.

Resomix's similarity engine is not designed to replace the human "touch", but to enhance it and amplify it so that it can reach its true potential.

The engine surfacesYou choose

Questions

Questions labels ask about Resomix

How can a label make its back catalogue discoverable?: Resomix profiles the authorised catalogue once into a private index. An older release can then surface beside a new signing whenever the two are close in sound, with no need for it to have a history of attention.
Can we compare a new demo with our existing catalogue?: Yes. Use the demo as the reference and Resomix returns the releases in your catalogue that sit closest to it, ranked by sonic similarity.
Can Resomix help us answer sync requests?: It surfaces candidates from your catalogue that match the reference by sound, for your team to review. Clearance and rights decisions stay human.
Is our catalogue visible to other labels?: No. Partner catalogues are logically isolated, restricted to authorised access, and never pooled.

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