The Digital Jukebox was formed in the late 90's just before the real explosion of the digital music industry took your ears by surprise. We had an idea that the music industry was about to change and with that in mind we set about partnering with one of the first and most successful digital distribution companies in the USA. We later partnered with the MCI (BBC/2 Entertain's) to handle our some of our back catalogue & publishing.

Today, The label consists of musicians whose passion for the art outweighs the default norms found within the industry. We aim for a true and trusting relationship with our artists and sometimes can be considered as one big family of musicians. We have seen how the force feeding of music can cause conflicts and a destruction in the relationship between artists and label management so this is why we as business minded musicians find it easier to work with our artists. The Digital Jukebox are now in corporate partnership with the BBC Worldwide Music Publishing & Sony/Orchard for music distribution. We also dabble in licensing and sync as this has now become a popular means of good promotion and music exploitation and this is why we formed our additional own publishing division 'Digital Jukebox Publishing'. 

The idea behind our name comes from the traditional digital jukebox which played the authentic vinyl, a media format we still cherish and value. We absolutely love vinyl and believe that at some point it may well come back but have also adapted to the digital means of music release and its technologies.

We want you to enjoy the products we release and to join us on our magnificent journey, whatever your chosen genre may be. If it sounds good and it makes you move then you will see our involvement.

'Lend us your ears in exchange for good music'

Joyce Sims, the legendary voice behind the billboard top ten hit, Come Into My Life. Her first hit single was (You are my) All and All in 1986, produced by Kurtis Mantronik which reached number 16 on the UK Singles Chart, while it entered the US Dance Chart at number 51, peaking at number 6.  Sims followed up in 1988 with a song she wrote and performed which has become a veritable anthem, Come Into My Life, also produced by Mantronik which peaked at number 10 on the US Billboard R&B Chart and number 7 on the UK Singles Chart 
Joyce is sure to point to her UK fanbase as being incredibly loyal and supportive throughout her career.
She topped the R&B and Dance charts in the U. S., and the pop charts internationally. In the UK
Joyce debut album “Come Into My Life” was certified gold. 
In the U.S. the album charted Billboard R&B top 10.
The 90s and 00s continued to see Joyce releasing new, self-penned music, as well as seeing collaborating with the likes of Junior Vasquez, and Maxi Priest, with diverse musical icon artist such as Angie Stone, Snoop Dogg and jazz vocalist Randy Crawford paying tribute to Joyce Sims' influence by sampling her work.   Joyce work can also be found in TV and film.  Her song "Come Into My Life" was featured in the film "Species".                
Sims is currently promoting her new single and a selection of remixes, "Everybody's Going Through Something".
The single is the first taster for Joyce Sim's new album, Change, due for release in Spring 2021.                                                                                                 Responsible for some of music's greatest club anthems,       Joyce Sims is once again in imperious form, combing soul, funk, dance and pop.
"Everybody's Going Through Something" is classic Joyce Sims.

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