Fat Caddy Records

As Fat Caddy grows and music industry business models change (almost overnight

sometimes it seems), the primary goals stay the same:  (1) provide tools

and support for artists, so those artists can do what they were created to

do, full-time; (2) keep things in-house when possible to reduce costs for artists;

and (3) support and give back to the incredible legacy of live music coming

from Austin, Texas. 



In January 2008, Fat Caddy Records released Dan Dyer’s self-titled album.  In

February 2008, Fat Caddy Records will release a sophomore effort by Austin

Collins titled Roses are Black.  Releases from 2007 include Macon

Greyson’s fourth album 20th Century Accidents, and a digital single

from Brian Keane,  “Forbidden”.

In addition, in March 2007, Fat Caddy Records launched Fat Caddy Plus

(FC+), specializing in lifestyle marketing, web solutions, tour promotion

and complete merchandise services.  FC+ is currently shifting all

products to environmentally-friendly options when available, and produces hand-printed,

numbered, limited-run products, using soy-based inks and recycled materials.