Wunderland Records
The flagship division. London-headquartered with global operations spanning 40+ countries and a roster of 12 active artists.
@wunderlandlabel · @wunderrecords
Wunderland Records is the flagship recording and publishing division of Wunderland Corporation, established in 2018 to house the group's most significant music assets. The label operates as both a recording imprint and a publishing administrator, with a catalogue spanning multiple genres and a licensing operation that generates revenue across film, TV, advertising, and gaming.
The label was built on a philosophy of artist-first development — long-term creative partnerships, full ownership support, and a commitment to building careers rather than chasing chart cycles. Every artist on the Wunderland Records roster has been signed with a decade in mind.
With operations spanning 30+ countries and a publishing catalogue that continues to grow, Wunderland Records is positioned as one of the most forward-thinking independent labels of its generation.
Est. 2018 · London, United Kingdom

The flagship division. London-headquartered with global operations spanning 40+ countries and a roster of 12 active artists.
@wunderlandlabel · @wunderrecords
A dedicated division for Latin American music markets — reggaeton, Latin trap, cumbia, dembow, and the next generation of crossover talent. Founded in 2026 with offices in Miami and Medellín.
@WUNDERLANDLATIN
Bridging Eastern and Western music culture — K-pop, J-pop, C-pop, Mandopop, and pan-Asian crossover talent. Founded in 2026 with offices in Tokyo and Seoul.
@WUNDERLANDAISA
Three divisions. Five cities. One global vision.
Tour dates across all artists to be announced
Wunderland Records · Latin America · Asia — global tour schedule coming 2026
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“The flagship recording and publishing label of the Wunderland portfolio, home to an acclaimed roster of artists across genres.”