UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)
UMC is not a label that signs anybody. It stands for Universal Music Catalogue, and it's the name Universal reissues its own back catalogue under outside the United States, where the same job goes to UMe.
That makes the roster a function of what Universal owns rather than of what anyone picked: reissues, box sets and vinyl editions drawn from decades of the group's archive.
Latest Release
Imagine A Man (Pete Vocal / Early Mix)
This is the most recent release from UMC (Universal Music Catalogue), out .
Discography
Artists on UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)
- David Guetta
- The Beatles
- Elton John
- Sam Smith
- The Rolling Stones
- Bob Marley & The Wailers
- U2
- Florence + The Machine
- Disclosure
- The Chemical Brothers
- Portishead
- Armand Van Helden
- Don Diablo
- Michael Kiwanuka
- Brian Eno
- Matoma
- Nick Drake
- Jon Hopkins
- Massano
- Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs
- Jesse Perez
- John Lennon
- Soft Cell
- Girls Aloud
Related Labels
- B-Unique Records
- Universal Music Group International
- Fiction Records
- Universal Music
- Virgin
- Mercury
- EMI
- Uni
- Universal UMC
- Universal Music Group
Common questions
Who is signed to UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)?
David Guetta, The Beatles, Elton John, Sam Smith, and The Rolling Stones all have releases on UMC (Universal Music Catalogue), alongside 120 other artists in the Tracknack catalogue.
How many artists are on UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)?
Tracknack lists 125 artists with releases on UMC (Universal Music Catalogue). That counts everyone credited in the catalogue, not only the current roster.
How many releases does UMC (Universal Music Catalogue) have?
Tracknack tracks 358 UMC (Universal Music Catalogue) releases. The most recent is Imagine A Man (Pete Vocal / Early Mix) (2026).
How do I follow new UMC (Universal Music Catalogue) releases?
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