Meet Sarah Eden

With over 30 years’ experience in the manufacturing and replication industry, Sarah brings a wealth of hands-on knowledge, industry experience and a genuine passion for physical music.

Sarah started her career on the factory floor, working on manufacturing lines as a screen printer before moving into the reproduction department. That early hands-on experience gave her a thorough understanding of how physical products are made,  knowledge that has proved invaluable throughout her career.

After more than 25 years in sales, Sarah still loves what she does. Her main focus is working with record labels, artists and music publishers, helping them bring their releases to life in physical formats.

From vinyl and CDs to cassettes, USBs, bespoke packaging and those slightly more “how on earth did they make that?” projects, Sarah loves getting stuck into a challenge. She enjoys being involved from the initial concept and specification right through to manufacturing and delivery, making sure the finished product looks as good as the music sounds.

Sarah works closely with record labels of all sizes, from independent labels and emerging artists to established names, helping them find the right manufacturing solution for their release. She particularly enjoys working on limited editions, special-effect vinyl and unusual collector’s products, where a little creativity can turn a great release into something truly memorable.

Her experience also extends beyond traditional music manufacturing. Sarah has extensive knowledge of sourcing and supplying physical products and has worked with UK publishers for many years, developing products and manufacturing solutions for the publishing marketplace.

Today, her main passion remains music — building relationships with labels, understanding what makes each release unique and finding ways to make the physical product stand out.

For Sarah, it’s not simply about manufacturing a record. It’s about bringing an idea to life, solving the tricky bits along the way and creating something people genuinely want to hold onto.