Based in NYC and the Jersey Shore, IPR is in the process of opening a small remote office in northern Florida.

IPR started as a side-project for the artist-friendly Aberdeen, NJ music venue Indigo Coffeehouse (2003-2006), after releasing a CD compilation titled “Rough Tracks” featuring Indigo performers in 2004. During these years, IPR worked with dozens of local and regional artists, showcasing them at larger venues, and helping to kick-start many careers. Among the artists who appeared at Indigo early in their careers include Charlotte Sometimes (Interscope Records) and Phil Bensen (Linc Star Records touring with Jonas Brothers and others).

In 2005, IPR released April Smith’s “loveletterbombs”, The CD went on to win 2006’s “Best CD Release” award at the prestigious Asbury Music Awards.

In 2006, IPR initiated, funded, and conceptualized Janey Todd’s “Rusty Water” CD. With guest artists including Columbia Records’ Nicole Atkins, the CD was nominated for a 2007 Asbury Music Award.

In 2007, IPR released “Artichoke”, the debut CD by Travis Tooke, founding member of Sony/Epic recording artists For Squirrels, and Subrosa.