At Innerstate Music Group instead of changing you for the music, we change the music for you.

At Innerstate Music Group (formerly Innerstate Records) our approach to Producing music is a little different than most major record labels. We focus on three guiding principles: 1) Timbre, 2) Inflection, and 3) Key. While most major Labels will rely heavily on auto tuning / pitch correction to put you "in Key," we take a slightly different approach. After partnering with Audio Kite Research and Yale Research to study thousands of crowd sourced reviews from 2019 - 2021, we noticed one thing in common. Most of the negative critiques were related to singers / vocalists. Reviewers either commented on the singers being out of tune / not in key or that there was too much auto tune / pitch correction applied. Especially nowadays Producers have been relying more and more on software to edit the vocals, which is evident in almost every Indie song being pushed. The simple fact is that it's easier and cheaper to edit a vocal stem rather than create a whole new song. We discovered that in 99% of all songs submitted to AudioKite Research and Yale Insights there was another Key and beat hidden within each song. Our goal at IMG is to discover that hidden melody and compose a score around it that will be unlike anything you've ever heard before. We decided to make that our competitive advantage because at IMG, "instead of changing you for the music, we change the music for you."

Burnwell is a Reggae Rock / Ska band comprised of a bunch of stoner, burned out musicians who've performed as part of several West Coast solo acts like Rome Ramirez, Stick Figure, Mike Love, K-Bong, J-Boog, Kyle Smith, and Mike Pinto. Now we've formed our own band. So, whenever you light it up, we’re here to ensure you burnwell.

The Doubt is a band from Portland, Oregon consisting of Troy Ramsey, Kaleb Shields, and B.R. Mount.

After having to postpone their album seven months when Kaleb was hit by a car, The Doubt is set to release their debut dynamic and imaginative album it's All a Joke in early spring, 2024

One listen to the bittersweet melodies and you can almost feel the wind blowing through your hair as your cruise down the California coast. In short, these tunes are a breath of fresh air. “Hiding in Plain Sight” swirls wistfulness with sophisticated optimism. - The Owl Mag

The charisma of Mick Jagger, the swagger of Greg Dulli and the songwriting chops of Julian Casablancas- Atomic Ned

Something about Krone’s disposition struck me instantly; a quiet confidence exuded from his calming, yet soulful croon. Not overly flamboyant in stage presence, typical of most front men, Krone’s innate ability to capture the crowd’s attention with little effort was intriguing. - Daily Titan

Down tempo, dreamscape style with reverb and distortion interplay- Paper Mag

He seems to have this, "new-wave pop for a new generation" on lock down. It won't be leaving anytime soon so everyone should crack open a cold one and enjoy this summer.- 1FTP (One For The People) 

This freshly released material is definitely a new musical direction for Krone and we are excited to share. - One Thirty BPM

Its a strong solo debut judging from the first three singles Driving Deloreans, a great rock pop song with a driving rhythm and catchy choruses, 1963 a more uptempo pop/dance track and Hiding In Plain Sight another catchy pop/rock track that has been featured in J. Crew commercials. - I Think You'll Like This Song

A solid "play through" album of addictive tunes that seem to come from such a genuine space. More musicians should adopt Kyle's intuitive attitude. - BL!SS Magazine 

“Hiding in Plain Sight,” “For Those Who Think Young,” and “1963” are like warms rays of sunshine smacking you across the face while cruising down the California coast. Doesn’t get much better than that folks. - The Owl Mag

oozing melodies over an electronic backdrop that could have sprung from the gear of New Order, Depeche Mode or Joy Division. - Buzz Bands LA

He’s the ultimate songbird. - Idol Radec 

Fault less - Fault Magazine

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