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Recoup 'n' Roll: Music Industry Simulator

Coming soon

Oceanic Porkchop StudiosDiscovered Sep 21, 2026

About the game

Build or join a record label across seven distinct music markets, each with its own charts, economy, contracts, royalties, and audience behavior. Sign artists, fund releases, manage debt, survive rivals, and turn local acts into global stars.

Original Steam description

You're in the music business now.

Recoup 'n' Roll is a music industry sim where you run a record label: start as an employee or build your own label from nothing. Sign undiscovered talent, form bands, fund recording sessions, release music across streaming and radio, book concerts, and fight for chart position while rival labels try to poach your artists. Each market feels different and distinct, with its own chart logic, contract norms, royalties, audience behavior, and regional quirks. Experience US-style recoupment deals, JP/KR idol contracts, and Brazil’s unique music economy.

Features

Seven markets, seven economies: The US, UK, Germany, France, Japan, Korea, and Brazil aren't one template with different flags. Each is a structurally distinct economy and audience. A strategy that's successful in Tokyo can be a disaster in São Paulo.

Over 1,000 artists across dozens of labels and over 100 genres with full bios and band members

  • Manage the money week to week - recording costs, advances, salaries, debt

  • Navigate band chemistry, egos, breakups, and lineup changes

  • Watch acts rise and fall on living, market-specific charts

  • Scout and sign artists. Build their skill, fame, and scene credibility

  • Negotiate region-specific contracts: advances, royalties, recoupment, and local quirks

Recoup 'n' Roll is a text-first strategy sim for players who care about systems, charts, contracts, and long-term label building.

Demo and release information

No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.

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Information & artwork: Steam · Last checked UTC