Greaze Factory Records was built to be the change Greazy Wil wanted to see in the music industry.
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After nearly two decades of watching the industry take advantage of the very artists it depends on, Greazy decided to do something different. Instead of playing the same game, he built a label rooted in fairness, transparency, and respect for the people actually making the music.
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At its core, Greaze Factory exists to support artists. Not control them.
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One of the biggest barriers in music has always been the cost of production. With years of experience and access to high-level tools, Greazy realized something simple: if the means of production were already in his hands, why not use them to empower artists instead of exploit them?
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So that’s what this is.
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We’re not trying to be the slickest business operation in the industry. We’re trying to be the most honest. The most artist-first.
The most real.
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At Greaze Factory Records, the music comes first. The money comes second. Always.
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If that sounds different, it’s because it is.
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Violet Lux writes songs that move between gritty guitars, fragile melodies, and lyrics that stay with you. Influenced by the emotional intensity of Smashing Pumpkins, Tori Amos, and Fiona Apple, her music explores the beauty and weight of feeling everything deeply. Her debut single “Bad Vibes” marks the beginning of a larger body of work to come.
VIOLET LUX
Debut Single
"Bad Vibes"
