D.I.Y.A.Records

Independent record label

The rostercomes first.

Built different. Powered by visionaries.

D.I.Y.A. Records is an independent label built around its acts. The roster is signed. The mark is one of one. The business side of the label stays on Side B, separate from the music.

Label
Independent record label
Roster
Signed and building
Identity
One of one brand system
Acquisition
Separate path for qualified buyers
Side ATrack 01The Roster

On the label

These acts rununder the mark.

This is where the label lives. Signed acts, building under one identity, each with a sound of their own and the same standard behind them.

No Permission mark
01 Signed actNo PermissionLatest releaseDoor CheckSingle, June 2026Music from the roster
Morrow Static mark
02 Signed actMorrow StaticLatest releasePress and ReleaseSingle, May 2026Music from the roster
The Broken Republic mark
03 Signed actThe Broken RepublicLatest releaseThe Fifth of JulySingle, July 2026Music from the roster
EP mark
04 Signed actEPLatest releaseRunning From the Settlement SheetSingle, July 2026Music from the roster
Strong Arm Stengel mark
05 Signed actStrong Arm StengelLatest releaseDefault SeasonSingle, September 2026Music from the roster
Phil Wasted mark
06 Signed actPhil WastedLatest releaseTales From The Gutter XVII: The House Taught Me HateAlbum, August 2026Music from the roster

Roster shown as marks. Each act's public releases sit in Music from the Roster below. Catalog and artist detail stay behind diligence.

Side ATrack 02Releases

Music from the Roster

Hear the acts,as released.

Public releases by the acts on the roster, shown as they were published. Each card opens the record on the platform that carries it.

  1. Cover of Default Season by Strong Arm Stengel, as published

    Strong Arm Stengel

    Default Season

    Single, September 2026

    As credited on the record: Philip Stengel Presents · ℗ 2026 Philip Stengel Presents

  2. Cover of Tales From The Gutter XVII: The House Taught Me Hate by Phil Wasted, as published
  3. Cover of The Fifth of July by The Broken Republic, as published

    The Broken Republic

    The Fifth of July

    Single, July 2026

    As credited on the record: Philip Stengel Presents · ℗ 2026 Philip Stengel

  4. Cover of Running From the Settlement Sheet by EP, as published

    EP

    Running From the Settlement Sheet

    Single, July 2026

    As credited on the record: Philip Stengel Presents · ℗ 2026 Philip Stengel

  5. Cover of West Coast Dreaming by Strong Arm Stengel, as published

    Strong Arm Stengel

    West Coast Dreaming

    Album, June 2026

    As credited on the record: Philip Stengel Presents · ℗ 2026 Philip Stengel

  6. Cover of Door Check by No Permission, as published

    No Permission

    Door Check

    Single, June 2026

    As credited on the record: Philip Stengel Presents · ℗ 2026 Philip Stengel

  7. Cover of Press and Release by Morrow Static, as published

Releases are shown as published, with the credits that appear on each record. D.I.Y.A. Records presents the artists and does not claim to have released, own, or control these recordings.

Side ATrack 03The Mark

The identity behind the roster

Not a logo.A system that travels.

The strongest label brands do more than identify music. They signal belonging. D.I.Y.A. pairs a silver, black, and signal red visual system with a direct promise: independent, authentic, always original.

The identity was built to move across releases, apparel, live experiences, and media without losing its edge. It supports the roster. It is not the product.

D.I.Y.A. Records primary emblem: a chrome wordmark inside a spiked ring with a red crown spike above and below, and a red soundwave running through

Anatomy of the mark

Every element has a job. Select one and the mark shows where it lives.

Brand element 01

Vinyl groove

Rooted in the culture. Timeless by design.

The mark, applied

  • D.I.Y.A. Records identity applied to stationery, a mockup from the brand board

    Stationery

    Print and correspondence

  • D.I.Y.A. Records identity applied to apparel, a mockup from the brand board

    Apparel

    Merch and uniform

  • D.I.Y.A. Records identity applied to pressing, a mockup from the brand board

    Pressing

    Vinyl label, Side A

  • D.I.Y.A. Records identity applied to access, a mockup from the brand board

    Access

    Laminates and credentials

Identity applications from the D.I.Y.A. brand board. Mockups of the system, not products for sale, pressings made, or events held.

Side ATrack 04The Platform

One identity. Multiple lanes.

Built to becomemore than music.

Recorded music is the foundation and the label's present activity. The identity was built to carry three more lanes as the roster grows, so everything under the mark reinforces it.

  1. A stack of freshly pressed black vinyl records on the steel bed of a record press, lit by one red line of light

    01Now

    Recorded music

    The foundation

    A label identity designed to frame releases, artist stories, and catalog discovery with unmistakable presence.

    Release architecture
  2. Folded heavyweight black garments and a spool of silver thread on a steel table under a red line of light

    02Next

    Merchandise

    The tangible layer

    An ownable visual system ready to move from screen to apparel, physical editions, collectibles, and premium drops.

    Product ecosystem
  3. An empty black stage with one beam of white light through haze and a red edge light along the lip

    03Next

    Live experiences

    The shared moment

    A bold identity built for stages, showcases, listening events, community moments, and high impact partnerships.

    Event platform
  4. The front glass of a black cinema lens reflecting a single red line of light

    04Next

    Media and culture

    The expansion lane

    A brand language with room for content, interviews, visual storytelling, collaborations, and new audience formats.

    Audience engine

Recorded music is the present activity. Merchandise, live experiences, and media are the lanes the identity was built to grow into. Nothing in those lanes is on sale or on a calendar until it is announced.

Side B

End of Side A

The etching in the run-out says it plainly.

Independent. Iconic.Impossible to ignore.

Side B is the business side. The conversation on it is reserved for qualified buyers.

Flip to Side B
Side BTrack 01Acquisition inquiries

The master is available

The label plays on.The master can change hands.

D.I.Y.A. operates as a working label, and the master remains available to the right buyer. Verified rights, catalog, financial, and operating details can be organized for qualified review without putting sensitive information on the open web. What transfers is defined in diligence, not assumed.

  1. 01

    Signal interest

    Start with a concise buyer profile and acquisition thesis.

  2. 02

    Receive the brief

    Review the opportunity, scope, and owner approved deal materials.

  3. 03

    Enter diligence

    Validate the rights, assets, operations, and commercial picture.

  4. 04

    Shape the next era

    Align on terms, transition, and the future of the brand.

A silver metal master disc resting on black felt, catching one line of red light
The master. Not a copy.

Reserved for diligence

  • Rights and ownership
  • Catalog and assets
  • Financial detail
  • Operating history

Verified and organized for qualified review. Never published to the open web. Which recordings, agreements, marks, and assets transfer is defined in diligence, not assumed.

  • Owner led
  • Qualified buyers only
  • Confidential

Acquisition inquiries: philip@philipstengelpresents.com

The label plays on

Drop theneedle.

Meet the roster, hear the releases, and watch the mark move.

IndependentDirectOwner led

Side B. Acquisition inquiries

All access

Start the right conversation.

Open a prepared email to the owner, add your details, and send it when you are ready. You can also copy the inquiry into your preferred email service.

Email the owner

Buyer inquiries: philip@philipstengelpresents.com

Deal materials and sensitive information remain reserved for qualified review.