We preserve original music and empower artists.
Unreal Records is a music archive, digital storefront, and licensing hub built to monetize and celebrate artist catalogs. From full discographies to exclusive releases, we help musicians reach fans and get paid.
Born from a mission to preserve and monetize original music
Unreal Records started with a simple idea: create a platform where artists own their work, fans discover deeper catalogs, and music finds its way into film, TV, and beyond. Today, we're building that reality.
Built by one passionate creator
David McElroy founded Unreal Records to preserve original music and create a thriving marketplace for artists and collectors worldwide.
Founder and creator
David built Unreal Records from the ground up, developing the platform's archive, storefront, and licensing system entirely by himself.
Automated operations
AI powers product listings, artist pages, customer service, and inventory management, allowing one person to scale across all platforms.
The creative voices behind Unreal Records
Explore the diverse catalog of original artists who call Unreal Records home. Each profile connects you to full discographies, exclusive content, and the stories that shaped their sound.
Artists trust Unreal Records
Creators share how Unreal Records helps them preserve their work, reach new listeners, and grow their music business.
Unreal Records gave me a platform where my entire catalog lives in one place. I can finally monetize my back catalog while keeping full control of my music.
Jordan Blake
Independent singer-songwriter
The licensing options opened doors I didn't expect. My music is now in films and commercials through Unreal Records, and the process was seamless.
Maya Chen
Producer and composer
What impressed me most was how easy it is to manage everything. The behind-the-scenes content and exclusive drops keep my fans engaged and coming back.
Alex Rodriguez
Hip-hop artist and label founder
As a collector, I love the limited-edition drops and lore. Unreal Records treats music like the art it is, not just a commodity.
Sam Patel
Music collector and enthusiast
