Based in the heart of Philadelphia, Trademark is a record label and management agency built on purpose, passion, and potential. Founded with the mission to build artist into the best versions of themselves. Trademark exists to elevate creatives, push boundaries, and shape careers that leave a mark.
At Trademark we believe that raw talent deserves real guidance. This is why we do more than just manage - we mentor, develop, and invest in every artist we work with. Our label champions originality, while our management team helps artists carve out their path, build sustainable careers, and reach their highest potential. A collective of dreamers, doers, and innovators. All united under one name, one mission, and one goal: to turn potential into power and artistry into legacy. Welcome to Trademark, where authenticity meets ambition.
Team Trademark
Jake Welsh
CEO and Founder
ECAMP
Artist
ALEC
Artist
Frankie Ford
Artist
Meet the Founder
Jake Welsh is the founder of Trademark, a Philadelphia-based record label and management agency redefining what it means to support artists. With a sharp eye for talent and a deep love for music, Jake offers more than representation—he provides mentorship, strategic guidance, and a commitment to authenticity.
Blending creative vision with business savvy, Jake works closely with each artist to refine their sound, shape their message, and build lasting brands. Under his leadership, Trademark isn’t just a label, it’s a movement where ambition meets artistry, and careers are built to last.
"A trip to Ibiza in September 2024 changed everything for me. Watching icons like Jamie Jones, Michael Bibi, and Chris Stussy perform live for the first time was an unforgettable experience that lit a creative spark. The energy, the music, and the atmosphere completely shifted my perspective. I became interested with everything happening behind the scenes—the planning, production, management, and dedication it took to bring it all to life. That trip sparked the vision for TRADEMARK—I knew I wanted to be more than a fan and that I wanted to create something forever lasting in the scene."