HQ Function

Serves as the main operational hub, including A&R (Artists and Repertoire), marketing, promotion, and historically, state-of-the-art recording studios (Capitol Studios).

Notable Features:

The Capitol Records Tower, a 13-story circular building resembling a stack of records, designed by Welton Becket. It features world-renowned recording studios used by legendary artists and a spire that blinks 'Hollywood' in Morse code at night.

Work Culture:

A dynamic and creative environment, deeply immersed in the music industry, fostering talent and innovation. It's known for its fast-paced nature, collaborative spirit, and passion for music.

HQ Significance:

A historic landmark in Hollywood and a global symbol of the music industry. It has been central to the careers of many influential artists and pivotal in the development of popular music.

Values Reflected in HQ: Innovation in music and sound, a deep respect for artistic legacy and creative expression, and a commitment to shaping popular culture, reflected in its iconic architecture and the groundbreaking music produced within its walls.

Location:

While headquartered in Hollywood, Capitol Records achieves extensive global reach through its parent company, Universal Music Group (UMG). UMG's vast international network handles the distribution, marketing, and promotion of Capitol artists worldwide, ensuring their music connects with audiences across diverse territories and digital platforms. This includes localized marketing strategies, international A&R scouting, brand partnerships, and synchronization licensing on a global scale.

Street Address:

1750 Vine Street

City:

Los Angeles

State/Province:

California

Country:

USA